Safari keyboard shortcuts.
Manage tabs, reopen what you closed, toggle Reader, and move fast in Safari on the Mac.
Built for the Mac
Safari leans on the ⌘ key like every Mac app, so if you know the system shortcuts you already know most of these. ⌘ + T, ⌘ + W and ⌘ + Shift + T handle tabs (open, close, reopen), and ⌘ + L jumps to the address bar. ⌘ + Shift + \ opens the tab overview when you've got too many to read.
Reader and the Inspector
Two Safari shortcuts stand out. ⌘ + Shift + R toggles Reader, which reformats a cluttered article into clean, readable text — one of Safari's best features. And ⌘ + Option + I opens the Web Inspector for anyone doing web work (you'll need to enable the Develop menu first in Settings). Since Safari shares so much with the rest of macOS, the Mac keyboard shortcuts reinforce these nicely.