The Macintosh popularized the mouse as a user interface, but that doesn't change the fact that for lots of us the keyboard remains the fastest way to get around. With that in mind, here's a short list of keyboard commands you can use to jump around the Finder (desktop).
- Command+Shift+C: Go to the top level of the computer
- Command+Shift+H: Go to your Home folder
- Command+Shift+A: Go to the Applications folder
- Command+Shift+U: Go to the Utilities folder
- Command+Shift+D: Go to the Desktop
- Command+Shift+K: Go to the Network
(hat tip to Finer Things in Mac)
