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Here is a nice little layout of the Safari keyboard shortcuts

Web page shortcuts (when keyboard focus is on page background)

• up/down arrow key - Scroll page vertically by a small amount (more than click on scroll bar arrow)
• left/right arrow key - Scroll page horizontally by a small amount (more than click on scroll bar arrow)
• option-arrow keys - Scroll page by a screenful, minus a small overlap
• Command-up/down arrow key - Scroll to top-left or bottom-left corner of web page
• spacebar - Scroll page down by a screenful, minus a small overlap
• Delete key - Go Back
• Shift-Delete key - Go Forward

Other browser window shortcuts

• Page Up key/Page Down key - Scroll page by a screenful, minus a small overlap
• Home key - Scroll to top-left corner of web page
• Command-Home key - Go to the Home page (Command-Shift-H also does this)
• End key - Scroll to bottom-left corner of web page
• Cmd-click a link - Open link in new window
• Cmd-Shift-click a link - Open link in new window, behind current window
• Option-click a link - Download file
• Shift-click the Add Bookmark button - Add bookmark directly to menu
• Cmd-return in address field - Open page in new window
• Cmd-Shift-return in address field - Open page in new window, behind current window
• Cmd-return in search field - Show search results in new window
• Cmd-Shift-return in search field - Show search results in new window, behind current window
• 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 stop editing name of selected bookmark
• Tab key - When editing, move to next editable cell
• 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

Downloads window shortcuts

• Double-click on icon - Reveal downloaded file

Activity window shortcuts

• Double-click - Open selected item

Menus 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 Next
• Cmd-H - Hide Safari
• Cmd-J - Jump to Selection
• 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 - Show/Hide Address Toolbar
• Cmd-V - Paste
• Cmd-W - Close
• Cmd-X - Cut
• Cmd-Z - Undo
• Cmd-Shift-D - Add bookmark directly to menu
• Cmd-Shift-G - Find Previous
• Cmd-Shift-H - Home (Cmd-Home also does this)
• Cmd-Shift-N - Add Bookmark Folder...
• Cmd-Shift-P - Page Setup...
• Cmd-Shift-Z - Redo
• Cmd-Option-A - Activity
• Cmd-Option-B - Show All Bookmarks
• Cmd-Option-D - Show/Hide Dock (System-wide)
• Cmd-Option-E - Empty Cache...
• Cmd-Option-F - Google Search...
• Cmd-Option-H - Hide Others
• Cmd-Option-L - Downloads (Cmd-Option-D is more natural, but used by the Dock)
• Cmd-Option-M - Mark Page for SnapBack
• Cmd-Option-P - SnapBack to Page
• Cmd-Option-S - SnapBack to Search
• Cmd-Option-V - View Source
• Cmd-1 to Cmd-9 - first 9 bookmarks (not folders) in Bookmarks Toolbar
• Cmd-? - Safari Help
• Cmd-[ - Back
• Cmd-] - Forward
• Cmd-. - Stop
• Cmd-, - Preferences... (new MacOS X standard; now in HI Guidelines)
• Cmd-\ - Show/Hide Status Bar
• Cmd-/ - Show Page Load Test Window in Debug menu

If you want to veiw this file online you can get it from this link in your Safari package contents.

This will work if your Safari applaction is in the main applaction folder.

Have FUN !!

ENJOY !!

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