Hi,
is there a keyboard/mouse shortcut for 'goto last used tab'?
thanks
christopher
Keyboard shortcut for 'goto last used tab'?
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Re: Keyboard shortcut for 'goto last used tab'?
I don't think there is even a feature to go to the previously open ("last") tab.
Ctrl+Tab advances from one tab to another and Ctrl+Shift+Tab does the same in reverse. If you have less than ten tabs, Ctrl+Tab can be pretty quick although not direct.
From the keyboard, you can get there in two steps by using Alt-W (which opens the Windows dropdown from the main menu) and then hitting the appropriate key, 1 through 9 and then A through Z. That allows two keystrokes to get to any of 35 tabs. You do have to spend a second to locate your desired file.
I think this is a good idea, though, and I think you should make a feature request.
Ctrl+Tab advances from one tab to another and Ctrl+Shift+Tab does the same in reverse. If you have less than ten tabs, Ctrl+Tab can be pretty quick although not direct.
From the keyboard, you can get there in two steps by using Alt-W (which opens the Windows dropdown from the main menu) and then hitting the appropriate key, 1 through 9 and then A through Z. That allows two keystrokes to get to any of 35 tabs. You do have to spend a second to locate your desired file.
I think this is a good idea, though, and I think you should make a feature request.
Will
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