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How can I simplify CTRL SHIFT COMMAND 3 in Chrome?

I need to create fullscreen screens directrly to the memory while working in Chrome.

It's CTRL+SHIFT+COMMAND+3

How can I simplify it? Make it two buttons not four. Or even one if possible.

Posted on Feb 28, 2020 4:06 AM

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Posted on Feb 28, 2020 4:42 AM

System Preferences>Keyboard:



Use 'Enter full screen' from the V'iew' menu. F11 is just an example - it's what I use. Choose something which doesn't clash with an existing command.


This example is from Mavericks: later systems may be different.

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Feb 28, 2020 5:10 AM in response to Roger Wilmut1

Roger, thank you very much! Your answer is very clear and helpful. But only for the first step of what I need to do.

I need to make a screenshot of a screen in a fullscreen mode and save it to the clipboard, not desktop.


First I need to enter fullscreen mode. Here your answer is helpful. You've wrote how to do it quickly.

Then I need to make a screenshot.

In my mac it's SHIFT+COMMAND+3 (it's not my setting, it's defoult)

To save the shot to the clipboard I need to press CTRL aditionally (at the same time).


So I want to simplify this action.

I don't know the name of command "to make a screenshot" to use your instruction above, but it seems to be possible the way you wrote.

How can I simplify CTRL SHIFT COMMAND 3 in Chrome?

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