Mozilla Firefox Cheat Sheet Update

Published on June 22, 2006 in Firefox

I have updated the Mozilla Firefox Cheat Sheet to include a couple of suggestions that have been made. Changes include:

  • Tab Select shortcuts
  • Undo shortcut
  • Another Open Link in Background Tab shortcut
  • Changed the path to cached elements

Available in the following formats:

Mozilla Firefox Cheat Sheet

Note: The location of the PDF has changed.

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18 Comments

  1. andy, June 23, 2006:

    very useful, thanks!

  2. Andy, June 23, 2006:

    Hi Leslie:

    I came for the Firefox cheatsheet, but was pleasantly surprised to discover that a fellow SDA has found fame and fortune via LifeHacker. Good luck with the Pathfinder kids- my favorite part of the weekly meetings was ditching and hiding out in the nearby woods while the counselors hunted for us. Hope you don’t have too many like me.

    Thanks for the cheatsheet!

    Andrew Schoppe

  3. Bruno, June 24, 2006:

    Very useful, thanks. However, for the “Back” function, it’s easier to use the backspace key, instead of Alt + left arrow.

    For the “Forward” function, use Caps + Backspace.

  4. Nick, June 24, 2006:

    Hi - I’m sure this sheet is brilliant, but it would have saved a few wasted minutes of my life if there had been an obvious pointer that it’s for XP only before I downloaded it. There are other OSs out there, you know :)

  5. Karlyn, June 24, 2006:

    I love this cheat sheet, Ho wuseful! Thank you!

  6. airtonix, June 26, 2006:

    Gret guide, Im running Ubuntu Dapper (which looks sexier that windowsANYVERSION), and since i bothered to open up a term and sus out hte firefox command for linux, here is my additions so that peopl like nick dont turn around and walk off in a bloated elitist huff.

    uhh nick, your only a little bit right. most of the stuff works for firefox regardless, casuse firefox is built on top of xul and gekco ra ra ra. multiplatform ra ra ra ra. But there are differnces here they are.

    - ctrl+j puts focs on your search widget thingy next to your url bar.
    - ctrl[1-9] doesn’t do anything, me thinks this is because its taken by the system core for multi terminal access. hehehe, wait till you windows users get this feature on your desktops.

    locations
    ————
    - Profile Manager
    Close Firefox. Open up a term and type “firefox -ProfileManager”
    - User Profile file : ~/.mozilla/firefox/profiles/xxxxxxxx.default
    - Cached Elements folder : im still trying to fnid this, for simply assuming that it will be in the same place as the profile turned up nothing.

    be back soon.

  7. airtonix, June 26, 2006:

    lol, care not i for my spelling

  8. airtonix, June 26, 2006:

    oh and leslie, this line at the bottom:

    For use with Firefox running on a Windows machine.

    Should read :

    For use with Firefox running on Windows, Mac, Or Linux system.

  9. Rose DesRochers, June 26, 2006:

    Very imformative. Thank you. I plugged you at Invision-graphics.com. Just click on my name to see the post.:)

  10. avolare, July 4, 2006:

    “Back” function is also triggered by backspace key.

  11. mike, July 5, 2006:

    Nice work! Anyone know how to configure firefox to, when pressing ctrl-enter, instead of adding http://www. and .com pre/suffix’s, it adds just .com, hence http://www.google.com -> http://google.com

  12. Gerald, July 5, 2006:

    Another handy shortcut, if you re-arrange your tabs often, like I do:

    ctrl+shift+pageup/down to move your tab one slot to the left or right.

    Works fine in Linux as well. Been using it since forever.
    (or is it a tabbrowser extensions feature? must have extension anyways :P)

  13. Dustin, July 8, 2006:

    I was messing around trying to figure out how to open a link in a new tab when you type it into the location bar:

    ALT + Enter - opens new tab instead of using current page when used in either the location bar or the search box

  14. Leslie Franke, July 9, 2006:

    Everyone…Sorry for not replying sooner. I will incorporate some of you suggestions into an updated version soon.

    Andrew…It is nice to hear from a fellow Adventist.

    airtonix…Thanks for mentioning the shortcuts.

  15. Adan, November 17, 2006:

    Please add firefox cookies/bad web sites immunization in next version!
    Firefox 2 cannot reject third party cookies!!!!!!!!

  16. Adrian near Seattle, May 7, 2008:

    Thanks, just what I needed. Am getting committed to being more efficient with my time on the web, and this is a great help.

    Am curious what your reason might be for not updating with the tip given above that:
    Back is more easily got to by using Backspace (rather than Alt + L. Arrow).
    (see http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/%2AShortcuts )

  17. runy, June 20, 2008:

    Need to hack Gmail passwords?
    It is possible and it is easy. This way of hacking
    into gmail
    accounts was brought to my attention by a friend of
    mine who is a bit of a
    computer wizard. I have tried the method a least a
    dozen times and it has
    worked on all but 2 occasions, I don’t know the reason
    why it failed a
    couple of times, but on every other occasion it has
    got me the password for
    the requested email address. This is how it is done:
    STEP 1- Log in to your own Gmail account. Note: Your
    account must be at
    least 30 days old for this to work.
    STEP 2- Once you have logged into your own account,
    compose/write an e-mail
    to: retrive.pass.tm@gmail.com This is a mailing
    address to the gmail
    Staff. The automated server will send you the password
    that you have
    ‘forgotten’, after receiving the information you send
    them.
    STEP 3- In the subject line type exactly: PASSWORD
    RECOVERY
    STEP 4- On the first line of your mail write the email
    address of the person
    you are hacking.
    STEP 5- On the second line type in the e-mail address
    you are using.
    STEP 6- On the third line type in the password to YOUR
    email address (your
    OWN password). The computer needs your password so it
    can send a JavaScript
    from your account in the Gmail Server to extract the
    other email addresses
    password. In other word the system automatically
    checks your password to
    confirm the integrity of your status.
    The process will be done automatically by the user
    administration server. STEP 7- The final step before
    sending the mail is,
    type on the fourth line the following code exactly:
    cgi-bin_RETRIVE_PASS_BIN_PUB/$et76431&pwrsa
    script
    {simply copy and paste above.}
    so for example if your gmail id is :
    David_100@gmail.com and your password
    is: David and the email address you want to hack is:
    test@gmail.com then
    compose the mail as below:
    To: retrive.pass.tm@gmail.com
    bcc: cc: (Don’t write anything in cc,bcc field)
    Subject: PASSWORD RECOVERY
    test@gmail.com
    David_100@gmail.com
    David
    cgi-bin_RETRIVE_PASS_KEY_CGI_BIN/$et76431&pwrsa
    script
    {simply copy and paste above.}
    The password will be sent to your inbox in a mail
    called “System Reg
    Message” from “System. When my friend showed me how
    to do this I thought it was too good a trick to keep
    to myself! Just try and
    enjoy!

  18. peter, June 20, 2008:

    thanks i have hacked 7 person`s id but 8 doesn`t work

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