Facebook Useful Shortcut Keys

Whether you like to admit it or not, you probably spend a good amount of your life on Facebook. And I’m willing to guess that you’d prefer not to waste your life away looking at wedding photos of people barely know

Which is why it’d behoove you to learn some handy desktop keyboard shortcuts for the site. Yes, that’s right –– Facebook has its own keyboard shortcuts, which can help you zoom through the site without dragging around your mouse.

Here’s a full list of the most useful keyboard tricks:

News Feed Shortcut Keys

You can use these when you’re browsing the News Feed, that list of stories you see in the center column when you surf to www.facebook.com.

• j and k: Tab down and up between posts. Press j to go to the next post; press k to go up to the previous post. You’ll know you have selected a post because a thick black line will show up to the left of that post.
• l: Like or unlike a selected story.
• c: Comment on a selected story.
• s: Share a selected story.
• o: Open the attachment of a selected story.
• p: Post a status. Press p to get your cursor in the new status box and start typing.
• / (slash):Open up the search box.
• q: Search chat contacts.
• Enter: Tab from the tagging, location, or feeling sections to the text box when making a post.

And, most importantly, if you forget any of these

• ?: Open the list of keyboard shortcuts while in News Feed

Access Keys

You should be able to use these from any page on Facebook.

These guys vary by what browser and computer you’re using. So you’ll have to remember the specific code (below) that precedes each access code number. So if you want to open up Help on Chrome for Mac, you would hold down the Control, Option, and 0 keys. 

Internet Explorer for PC: Alt + [#], then Enter

Firefox for PC: Shift + Alt + [#]

Chrome for PC: Alt + [#]

Safari for Mac: Control + Option + [#]

Firefox for Mac: Control + Option + [#]

Chrome for Mac: Control + Option + [#]

• 0: Open the  help page.
• 1: Go home.
• 2: Go to your own profile page.
• 3: View your friends.
• 4: View your Facebook message inbox.
• 5: View your notifications.
• 6: View your settings.
• 7: View your Activity Log.
• 8:  View Facebook’s Facebook page.
• 9:  View Facebook’s Terms and Policies.
• m: Start composing a new Facebook message.

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