going forward and back in Safari

Hi. The shortcut for going back and forward is command plus square brackets - those near the P key. I think this is the way they are called. Strangely, this also works fine for Romanian keyboard, even if it uses letters instead of the square brackets on those keys. For German, for example, it doesn't work. Hopefully, it will work for all languages you use.

Hi Omar, I use the Spanish layout for my MacBook, and also this was one of my first questions when started using macOS.
A lot of shortcuts for safari don't work in this language, so I discovered a forum topic over here that gave me the answer.

Maybe you will have to make a quick function shortcut in settings as I did.

Sorry if the terms I use are not the same for your language but the steps are like these:

Go to system preferences. Then to keyboard, and there choose quick function. There in the first table choose function of app, then move to the second table select safari and go to add new function.

There you will have to know first how the function is called in safari, and to do so, in safari press VO + M, and move through the menus and when you find it memorize how it is spelled, once done, go again to settings preferences where we were, and write down the name of the function and then the quick function to perform it. I used cmd + shift + A to go backward, and cmd + shift + D to go forward.

Be careful not to choose a quick function that is already assigned to another function.

hope this helps