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Found a Safari feature by mistake:
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If you're using tabs, you can type a URL and hit cmd-space in order to open the URL in a new tab.
(Found it by mistake - I always used cmd-return)
Not that much big of a deal. I just wanted to tell somebody... =B
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command+space opens the spotlight search window ...
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Originally Posted by wtmcgee
command+space opens the spotlight search window ...
Isn't that ctrl-space default?
(How else would you zoom in Adobe apps...? =) )
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I think I found a thread by mistake 
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It's not possible for it to be command-space, that key command is trapped by Mac OS to switch keyboard layouts.
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He meant command-return. Command-return while in the URL field opens the URL in a new tab. Command-return while in the Google search field opens the search in a new tab.
I have another Safari hint:
If you select some text you can do "Search with Google" to do a Google search for the selection. However the search is in the same tab which is often annoying if you want to search for something but also want to continue readin the original content. However you can also select some text and drag the text into Safari's icon in the Dock. It will then do a Google search in a new window. Of course you can also drag text from all other applications into the Safari Dock-icon to initiate a Google search.
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Originally Posted by tooki
It's not possible for it to be command-space, that key command is trapped by Mac OS to switch keyboard layouts.
tooki
In Panther, yes.
In Tiger, it triggers Spotlight.
You haven't upgraded yet, obviously. 
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Originally Posted by TETENAL
If you select some text you can do "Search with Google" to do a Google search for the selection. However the search is in the same tab which is often annoying if you want to search for something but also want to continue readin the original content. However you can also select some text and drag the text into Safari's icon in the Dock. It will then do a Google search in a new window. Of course you can also drag text from all other applications into the Safari Dock-icon to initiate a Google search.
You can also use the cmd key to get the google search to open in a new tab.
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Originally Posted by TETENAL
He meant command-return. Command-return while in the URL field opens the URL in a new tab. Command-return while in the Google search field opens the search in a new tab.
Actually, I really meant cmd-space. Provided it's not in use by Spotlight or keyboard layouts (I always keep mine available for Adobe-zooming), the combo opens a new tab (both from the URL and search field).
At least on my mac..
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