Making Cmd-K = Search in Safari
April 9, 2008
Maybe I’m one of the few die-hard Firefox users on OS X (it doesn’t seem likely), but whenever I use Safari, it always drives me nuts that Cmd-K doesn’t go to Search.
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Fortunately, it’s easy to fix.
Go to System Preferences, Keyboard & Mouse, Keyboard Shortcuts, and press the little “+” sign in the lower left to add a new shortcut. Select Safari.app as the Application, enter “Google Search…” as the Menu Title, and press Cmd-K in the Keyboard Shortcut field.
Click “add” and you’re all done.
(From 5ThirtyOne via Lifehacker)
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