windows - Chrome's omnibar shortcut, F6 vs Alt-D vs Ctrl-L?

Google Chrome's omnibar can be accessed using either:

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  AltD

  
  


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  CtrlL

  
  


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  F6

  
  


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  (list others in comments if you know of any)

  
  

What's the difference between these options?

Answer

Made a quick overview of the shortcuts! The difference is small but it does exist:

All keys do almost the same thing, they get the cursor's focus on the address bar but with the following differences in behaviour:

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  Alt+D works in all situations focusing on the address bar.

  
  


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  F6 Circles through the following:

  
  

  Address Bar, Bookmarks, New Tab Button, Current Window and Console (if open)
  



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  Ctrl+E adds a question mark and if a domain is entered it gets searched in Google instead of directly accessing it. It is also intended for other type of entries - see this post.

  
  


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  Ctrl+L works as the 'Clear Console' in the console, if open, or focuses the cursor on the address bar otherwise