Apple | Mac
One of the quirks of owning a MacBook Pro is having this obsessive desire to keep the keyboard clean and free of dust, food particles, pet hair
Cleaning the keyboard is doable on an external keyboard, but on a modern MacBook, it’s impossible. Why? Because touching any key either
General
General
The Touchfire iPad Keyboard fits right over the iPad’s on-screen keyboard and is completely transparent, so you can always see the keys underneath it.
It is soft and supple if you swipe through it horizontally – you can use your iPad right through it. Yet it is stiff enough vertically to let you rest your fingers on the home row keys without accidentally triggering the touch screen. When you type, the Touchfire keyboard responds with just the right amount of resistance and spring-back to feel like a lively and responsive keyboard.
If you use your iPad for emailing and writing, this look like a really cool thing to have!
Resources
Apple | Mac
| Navigation | |
| Back | Cmd + [ Cmd + Left Arrow Delete |
| Forward | Cmd + ] Cmd + Right Arrow Shift + Delete |
| Home | Option + Home |
| Reload Page | Cmd + R F5 |
| Reload (override cache) | Cmd + Shift + R |
| Stop Loading Page | Cmd + . Esc |
| Current Page | |
| Go to Bottom of Page | End Cmd + Down Arrow |
| Go to Top of Page | Home Cmd + Up Arrow |
| Move to Next Frame | F6 |
| Move to Previous Frame | Shift + F6 |
| Page Info | Cmd + I |
| Page Source | Cmd + U |
| Cmd + P | |
| Save Page As | Cmd + S |
| Zoom In | Cmd + + (plus key) |
| Zoom Out | Cmd + – (minus key) |
| Zoom Reset to 100% | Cmd + 0 (zero key) |
| Search | |
| Find | Cmd + F |
| Find Again | Cmd + G F3 |
| Find as You Type Link | ‘ (apostrophe key) |
| Find as You Type Text | / |
| Find Previous | Shift + F3 |
| Web Search | Cmd + K |
| Windows & Tabs | |
| Close Tab | Cmd + W |
| Close Window | Cmd + Shift + W |
| Move Tab Left (when tab is focused) |
Cmd + Left Arrow Cmd + Up Arrow |
| Move Tab Right (when tab is focused) |
Cmd + Right Arrow Cmd + Down Arrow |
| Move Tab to Beginning (when tab is focused) |
Cmd + Home |
| Move Tab to End (when tab is focused) |
Cmd + End |
| New Tab | Cmd + T |
| New Window | Cmd + N |
| Next Tab | Ctrl + Tab Cmd + Opt + Right Arrow Cmd + } Ctrl + Page Down |
| Previous Tab | Ctrl + Shift + Tab Cmd + Opt + Left Arrow Cmd + { Ctrl + Page Up |
| Open Address in New Tab (from Location Bar or Search Bar) |
Opt + Return |
| Undo Close Tab | Cmd + Shift + T |
| Select Tab ( 1 to 8 ) | Cmd + # ( 1 to 8 ) |
| Select Last Tab | Cmd + 9 |
| Tools | |
| Bookmark All Tabs | Cmd + Shift + D |
| Bookmark This Page | Cmd + D |
| Bookmarks | Cmd + B |
| Downloads | Cmd + J |
| History | Cmd + Shift + H |
| Clear Private Data | Cmd + Shift + Del |
| Miscellaneous | |
| Select Location Bar | Cmd + L F6 |
| Select or Manage Search Engines (when Search Bar is focused) |
Opt + Up Arrow Opt + Down Arrow |
| Full Screen Browsing | F11 |
| Delete Selected Autocomplete Entry | Shift + Delete |
| Mouse Shortcuts | |
| Back | Opt + Scroll Down |
| Forward | Opt + Scroll Up |
| Scroll Line-by-Line | Cmd + Scroll |
| New Tab | Double Click on Tab Bar |
Adobe Photoshop
Keyboard shortcuts is one of the ways you can save a lot of time when working in Photoshop, it’s also a way for me to judge the knowledge of a prospective production artist. Learning them can make all the difference. 
Here are some frequently used keyboard shortcuts to toggle various tools in Photoshop. There are more, but these are the ones I use the most: “B” for Brush “C” for Crop tool “E” for Eraser “I” for Eyedropper “J” for Healing Brush tool “K” for Paint Bucket “L” for Lasso tool “M” for Marquee Selection tool “N” for the Notes tool “O” for the Burn/Dodge/Sponge tool “P” for the Pen tool “R” for Blur/Smudge tool “S” for Clone Stamp tool “T” for Type tool “U” for Shape & Line tool “V” for Move tool “W” for Magic Wand tool “Y” for History Brush tool