Safari Shortcuts

Web page shortcuts

Up/down arrow keys	Scroll page vertically by a small amount
Left/right arrow keys	Scroll page horizontally by a small amount
Option-arrow keys	Scroll page by a screenfull, minus a small overlap
Cmd-up/down arrow key	Scroll to top-left or bottom-left corner of web page
Spacebar	Scroll page down by a screenfull, minus a small overlap
Delete key	Go back
Shift-Delete key	Go forward
Page Up key/Page Down key	Scroll page by a screenfull, minus a small overlap
Home key	Scroll to top-left corner of web page
Cmd-Home key	Go to the Home page
End key	Scroll to bottom-left corner of web page
Esc key	If location field selected, restore viewed URL
Cmd-click or Cmd-Shift-click a link	Open link in new window or tab
Option-click a link	Download file
Shift-click the Add Bookmark button	Add bookmark directly to menu
Cmd-return or Cmd-Shift-return in address field	Open page in new window or tab
Cmd-return or Cmd-Shift-return in search field	Show search results in new window or tab
Press and hold Back or Forward button	Pop up a menu showing up to 10 back/forward entries by page title
Option-press and hold Back or Forward button	Pop up a menu showing up to 10 back/forward entries by page URL

Bookmarks view shortcuts

Delete key	Delete selected bookmarks
Return key	Start or finish editing name of selected bookmark
Tab key	When editing, move to next editable cell
Spacebar or Double-click	Open selected bookmark
Cmd-double-click	Open selected bookmark in a new window
Option-click New Folder button	Put selected items in new folder

Menu shortcuts

Cmd-A	Select All
Cmd-B	Show/Hide Favorites Bar
Cmd-C	Copy
Cmd-D	Add Bookmark…
Cmd-E	Use Selection for Find
Cmd-F	Find…
Cmd-G	Find Again
Cmd-H	Hide Safari
Cmd-J	Jump to Selection
Cmd-K	Block Pop-up Windows
Cmd-L	Open Location…
Cmd-M	Minimize
Cmd-N	New Window
Cmd-O	Open File…
Cmd-P	Print
Cmd-Q	Quit Safari
Cmd-R	Reload Page
Cmd-S	Save As
Cmd-T	New Tab
Cmd-V	Paste
Cmd-W	Close Window or Close Tab
Cmd-X	Cut
Cmd-Z	Undo
Cmd-Shift-A	AutoFill Form
Cmd-Shift-B	Send File To Bluetooth Device… or Bookmark this group of tabs
Cmd-Shift-D	Add Bookmark to Menu
Cmd-Shift-F	Full Screen
Cmd-Shift-G	Find Previous
Cmd-Shift-H	Go to the Home page
Cmd-Shift-K	Block Images and Plugins
Cmd-Shift-L	Search with Google
Cmd-Shift-M	Max Screen
Cmd-Shift-N	Add Bookmark Folder
Cmd-Shift-P	Page Setup…
Cmd-Shift-S	Start Sampling
Cmd-Shift-T	Stop Sampling
Cmd-Shift-U	Open URL in OmniWeb
Cmd-Shift-W	Close Window
Cmd-Shift-Y	Make new Sticky Note
Cmd-Shift-Z	Redo
Cmd-Option-A	Activity
Cmd-Option-B	Show All Bookmarks
Cmd-Option-E	Empty Cache…
Cmd-Option-F	Google Search…
Cmd-Option-H	Hide Others
Cmd-Option-K	Mark Page for SnapBack
Cmd-Option-L	Downloads
Cmd-Option-M	Minimize All
Cmd-Option-P	SnapBack to Page
Cmd-Option-S	SnapBack to Search
Cmd-Option-V	View Source
Cmd-Option-W or Cmd-Option-Shift-W	Close All Windows
Cmd-Ctrl-D	Add SafariStand Bookmark
Cmd-Ctrl-S	Save Browser Window…
Cmd-1 to Cmd-9	First 9 bookmarks (not folders) in Bookmarks Toolbar
Cmd-?	Safari Help
Cmd-[	Back
Cmd-]	Forward
Cmd-.	Stop
Cmd-,	Preferences…
Cmd-/	Show/Hide Status Bar
Cmd-|	Show/Hide Address Bar
Cmd-\	Show Page Load Test Window
Cmd-=	Define in OmniDictionary
Cmd-;	Check Spelling
Cmd-Shift-:	Spelling…
Cmd--(Cmd-minus)	Make Text Smaller
Cmd-+	Make Text Bigger
Cmd-Shift-*	Get Result of AppleScript
Cmd-Shift-right-arrow	Select Next Tab
Cmd-Shift-left-arrow	Select Previous Tab
Cmd-Option->	Send to…
Cmd-Option-,	SafariStand Setting…
F5	SafariStand Bar

Note that the above includes some command-keys that depend on certain applications being installed. If OmniWeb isn't installed, for instance, its command-keys won't be available within Safari.

Source: http://www.dori.com/safariShortcuts.html

File Sharing

Open Sharing preferences

1. Log in with an administrator user account. To enable and configure file sharing you need to know the name and password of an administrator account on your Mac.
2. From the Apple menu, choose System Preferences.
3. From the View menu, choose Sharing.
4. From the Service list, select File Sharing.

Select folders to share

Below the Shared Folders list, click the Add (+) button. Find the folder you want to share. To select multiple folders, press and hold the Shift key while selecting folders with the mouse.

In the example below, the folders named "Patel Ravi's Public Folder" and "Shared" (/Users/Shared) have been selected for sharing.

Repeat this process for all folders you wish to share.

Note: You can also directly select a folder in the Finder to share. Select the folder, choose Get Info from the Filemenu, and enable "Shared Folder" to share it (or deselect "Shared Folder" to stop sharing the folder).

Tip: When you open a shared folder, a "Shared Folder" banner appears in its Finder window, as well as any subfolder windows.

Source: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1549

Configuring Firewall

Every Mac ships with a built-in firewall - a service that can be configured to disallow information from entering your Mac. But what is a firewall, and why do you need to use it on your Mac?

Firewall Crash Course

Every time you request information from the Internet, such as a web page or email message, your Mac sends data packets to request the information. Servers receive the packets, and then send other packets back to your Mac. This all happens in a matter of seconds. Once your Mac has reassembled the packets, you'll see something, like an email message or web page.

A firewall can help prevent bad packets from entering your Mac. Hackers love to run automated applications that can scan thousands of computers (including your Mac) for open ports that can be exploited. To ensure that random individuals do not gain unauthorized access to your Mac, you should enable Mac OS X's built-in firewall. It will close your Mac's open ports and disallow random network scans.

Turning on and Configuring the Mac OS X Firewall

Here's how to turn on and configure your Mac's built-in firewall:

1. From the Apple menu, select System Preferences. The window shown below appears.

2. Select Security & Privacy.
3. Click the Firewall tab.
4. Click the lock icon and authenticate with your administrator username and password. The window shown below appears.

5. Click Start. The firewall turns on - you'll know it's enabled when you see the green light and the Firewall: On message, as shown below.

6. Click Advanced. The window shown below appears.

7. Select the Automatically allow signed software to receive incoming connections checkbox. This allows the applications on your Mac to communicate with the outside world.
8. Select the Enable stealth mode checkbox. This prevents your Mac from responding to port scans and ping requests.
9. Click OK to close the Advanced settings.
10. Close System Preferences. Your Mac is now protected by the built-in firewall!

Source: http://www.macinstruct.com/node/165