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Hope, Many of you are using this OS on your PC/Laptop. Now, I’m here to share some Keyboard shortcut keys. These shortcut keys will help you to play with desktop, toolbar, dock, widget bar, applications and more. Here, I’ve listed about 50 Keyboard Shortcut for OS X Mavericks.
These shortcuts will be so useful for the people who use the keyboard most or for an addicted keyboard user. And the most important thing to use these shortcut keys is to make your work faster and smarter with the new OS X Mavericks! Hope you will like this OS. Let’s take a look over them…
50 OS X Mavericks Keyboard Shortcuts
1. Command + R = Use OS X Recovery (Works on OS X Lion or later)
2. Command + V = Start your system in Verbose Mode
3. Command + S = Start your system in Single User Mode
4. Command + Shift + A = Open the Applications folder
5. Command + Shift + D = Open desktop folder
6. Command + E = Eject
7. Command + F = Find any matching Spotlight attribute
8. Command + Shift + F = Find Spotlight filename matches
9. Command + Option + F = Navigate to the search field in an already-open Spotlight window
10. Command + Shift + G = Go to Folder
11. Command + Shift + H = Open the Home folder of the currently logged-in user account
12. Command + I = Get Info
13. Command + Option + I = Show Inspector
14. Command + Control + I = Get Summary Info
15. Command + Shift + I = Open iDisk
16. Command + J = Show Different View Options
17. Command + K = Connect to Server
18. Command + Shift + K = Open Network Window
19. Command + L = Make alias of the selected item
20. Command + M = Minimize the current window
21. Command + Shift + N = Create a New Folder
22. Command + T = Add any specific item to Sidebar
23. Command + Shift + T = Add any specific item to Favorites
24. Command + Option + T = Hide Toolbar / Show Toolbar in Finder windows
25. Command + Shift + U = Open Utilities Folder
26. Command + Option + Y = Slide show (Works on Mac OS X v10.5 or later)
27. Command + Option + / = Turn font smoothing on or off
28. Command + Shift + 3 = Capture the screen to a file
29. Command + Shift + 4 = Capture a selection to a file
30. Command + Option + Space bar = Show the Spotlight search results window
31. Command + Option + D = Show or hide the Dock
32. Command + Control + D = Display the definition of the selected word in the Dictionary application
33. Command + H = Hide the windows of the currently running application
34. Command + Option + H = Hide the windows of all other running applications
35. Control + ↑ = Launch/Quit Mission Control
36. Command + = = Show/hide Widget bar
37. Command + ←= Scroll widget bar to the left
38. Command + → = Scroll widget bar to the right
39. Command + F3 = Show Desktop
40. Command + Tab = Switch application–cycle forward
41. Command + Shift + Tab = Switch application–cycle backward
42. Command + F1 = Toggles “Mirror Displays” for multi-monitor configurations
43. Command + F2 = Toggle Target Display Mode
44. Command + F5 = Toggle Voice Over On / Off
45. Control + F7 = Temporarily override the current keyboard access mode in windows and dialogs
46. Control + F8 = Move to the status menus in the menu bar
47. Control + Shift + F6 = Move focus to the previous panel
48. Command + Y = Launch Quick Look
49. Command + Option + Esc = Fore to quit an running application
50. Control + ↓ = See all Application Window
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