Edit Drills
Edit without reaching for the mouse
Twelve short edits. Each one shows the keys for Windows, Chromebook and Mac, quoted from the maker's own shortcut page. The mouse is switched off inside the drill box; Typeloft checks the finished text and counts your keys against par.
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- 01 Move by word Jump back two words Windows Ctrl+Left arrow Chromebook Ctrl+Left arrow Mac Option+Left arrow Par 6 keys
- 02 Line start Start of the line Windows Home Chromebook Search+Left arrow Mac Command+Left arrow Par 6 keys
- 03 Line end End of the line Windows End Chromebook Search+Right arrow Mac Command+Right arrow Par 10 keys
- 04 Delete by word Delete a whole word Windows Ctrl+Backspace Chromebook Ctrl+Backspace Mac Option+Delete Par 1 keys
- 05 Select by word Pass Replace a word Windows Ctrl+Shift+Left arrow Chromebook Ctrl+Shift+Left arrow Mac Option+Shift+Left arrow Par 7 keys
- 06 Select all Pass Replace everything Windows Ctrl+A Chromebook Ctrl+a Mac Command+A Par 6 keys
- 07 Undo Pass Undo a mistake Windows Ctrl+Z Chromebook Ctrl+z Mac Command+Z Par 3 keys
- 08 Copy, paste Pass Copy and paste Windows Ctrl+C then Ctrl+V Chromebook Ctrl+c then Ctrl+v Mac Command+C then Command+V Par 5 keys
- 09 Cut and paste Pass Move a word to the end Windows Ctrl+X then Ctrl+V Chromebook Ctrl+x then Ctrl+v Mac Command+X then Command+V Par 5 keys
- 10 Select to line start Pass Clear to the start of the line Windows Shift+Home Chromebook Search+Shift+Left arrow Mac Shift+Command+Left arrow Par 2 keys
- 11 Select to line end Pass Clear to the end of the line Windows Shift+End Chromebook Search+Shift+Right arrow Mac Shift+Command+Right arrow Par 2 keys
- 12 Document start Pass Top of the document Windows Ctrl+Home Chromebook Search+Ctrl+Left arrow Mac Command+Up arrow Par 7 keys
Where the keys come from
- Microsoft Support, Keyboard shortcuts in Windows
- Apple Support, Mac keyboard shortcuts
- Google Chromebook Help, Chromebook keyboard shortcuts
Read on 14 October 2026. Some apps add or change shortcuts of their own; these are the system ones that work in ordinary text boxes, including this one.