These are the most useful Google Chrome Shortcut Keys:
| Ctrl+t | Open new tab |
| Ctrl+w/Ctrl+F4 | Close tab (or close Chrome if only one tab is open) |
| Ctrl+Shift+t | Reopen last tab closed. Up to 10 tabs. |
| Ctrl+1 through Ctrl+8 | Jump to first tab, second tab, etc. |
| Ctrl+9 | Switch to the last tab |
| Ctrl+Tab/Ctrl+Shift+Tab | Switch to the next / previous tab |
| (or use ctrl+page up/ctrl+page down) | |
| Ctrl+n | Open new Chrome window |
| Ctrl+Shift+n | Open new Chrome window in incognito mode |
| Alt+F4 | Close current window |
| Ctrl and click on link | Open link in a new background tab |
| Shift+ctrl and click on link | Open link in a new foreground tab |
| Shift and click on link | Open link in a new window |
| Alt and click on link | Download link |
| Drag link to existing tab | Open link in selected tab |
| Drag link to tab bar | Open link in a new tab in the specified position on the tab strip. |
| Alt+d/Ctrl+l | Jump to address bar; highlights current webpage URI if available |
| Ctrl+e | Enter search query in address bar |
| Home/End in address bar | Jump to beginning / end of address bar |
| Ctrl+a in address bar | Select all text of address. Also use shift+end with cursor at beginning or shift+home with cursor at end |
| Type name of site and press Ctrl+Enter | Add www. to beginning and .com to end of input and opens the web address in current tab. |
| Type name of site and press Alt+Enter | Add www. to beginning and .com to end of input and opens the web address in new background tab. |
| Type search term and press Enter | Perform a search using the search engine associated with the keyword or the URI. |
| F6 | Alternate focus between address bar and webpage |
| Arrow Down/Arrow up with focus on webpage | Scroll down / scroll up |
| Page Down/Page Up | Scroll one page down / one page up. Also use space/shift+space |
| Home/End | Jump to beginning / to end of webpage |
| Ctrl++ / Ctrl+- | Zoom in / zoom out (or ctrl+mousewheel) |
| Ctrl+0 (zero) | Return to normal text size |
| Ctrl+u | View webpage source |
| F11 | Turn full screen on / off |
| Alt+Home | Jump to homepage |
| Alt+Arrow Left/Arrow Right | Jump to previous webpage visited / jump to next webpage |
| F5/Ctrl+r | Reload current webpage |
| Ctrl+F5/Shift+F5 | Reload current webpage with cache override |
| Esc | Stop webpage loading |
| Tab/Shift+Tab with focus on webpage | Jump to next / previous link |
| Enter on link | Open link in current tab |
| Ctrl+Enter on link | Open link in a new background tab |
| Shift+Ctrl+Enter on link | Open link in a new foreground tab |
| Shift+enter on link | Open link in a new window |
| Alt+enter on link | Download link |
| Shift+F10 | Open context menu (simulate right mouse button) |
| Ctrl+a | Select all content on webpage |
| Ctrl+c with content selected | Copy selected content to clipboard |
| Ctrl+p | Print current webpage |
| Ctrl+o | Open file |
| Ctrl+s | Save current webpage |
| Alt+f | Open Wrench Menu (I'd call it file menu to remember the shortcut) |
| Ctrl+h | Open History tab |
| Ctrl+j | Open Downloads tab |
| Ctrl+f | Find text on webpage |
| Enter with text found on webpage | Find next match |
| Shift+Enter with text found on webpage | Find previous match |
| Esc | Close Search Window |
| Ctrl + Enter with text found on webpage | If current highlighted found text is part of a link, open that link. |
| Ctrl+Shift+b | Show or hide bookmarks bar |
| Ctrl+d | Add bookmark for current webpage |
| Ctrl+Shift+d | Add bookmark for current webpage and edit details |
| Drag URI to bookmark bar | Bookmark webpage (can be URI from address bar or link from page) |
| Alt+d, then f6 | Jump to bookmark toolbar. Use arrow keys and enter to access bookmarks |
| Alt+f, then b | Open Bookmark Manager Tab |
| Shift+Alt+t | Set focus on the toolbar. Use arrow keys to navigate between different buttons on the toolbar. |
| Ctrl+Shift+i/Ctrl+Shift+j | Open Developer Tools / JavaScript Console |
| Shift+Esc | View Google Task manager |
| F1 | Chrome Help |
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