Looking for a specific word or phrase on a web page? On a Mac, you can use the Command (⌘) + F keyboard shortcut to search and highlight instantly.
Here’s how it works:
- Open the Web Page you want to search in Safari, Chrome, or any browser.
- Press Command (⌘) + F on your keyboard. A small search bar or field will appear, usually under the tab on the far right of your browser window.
- Type the word or phrase you’re looking for. The browser will highlight all matching instances on the page, making it easy to spot exactly what you need.
- Navigate through results using the previous (<) and next (>) arrows in the search bar to jump from one match to the next.
Pro Tip: The Command (⌘) + F keyboard shortcut works in most Mac apps, including PDFs, Word documents, and emails – so you can quickly locate text anywhere.
Using Command (⌘) + F saves time scrolling through long web pages or documents, letting you find exactly what you need in seconds.
