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Anyone who keeps many tabs open and is a keyboard centric user, how can they use chrome? In Firefox, when I press ctrl-tab, it takes me to the most recent tab.
by aljgz 6y ago
Anyone who keeps many tabs open and is a keyboard centric user, how can they use chrome?
In Firefox, when I press ctrl-tab, it takes me to the most recent tab. In Chrome, this takes me to the next tab.
I'd expect chrome to have an option to change this, but no, you need add-ons, and those just offer other hotkeys.
Nowadays, I keep my tabs open in, if I need another identity (like my work-related account in a cloud provider), I use opera. Chrome is only for: any site that only works in chrome + debugging my own web development activity
- nvr219 6y agoFirefox containers finally "clicked" for me and that's what I use for identities now. I have my personal container, work container, and work-login-as-admin container. It's great. I can open a twitter link as my work twitter or personal twitter with a right-click.
- apocalyptic0n3 6y ago> In Firefox, when I press ctrl-tab, it takes me to the most recent tab. In Chrome, this takes me to the next tab. Coincidentally, this drives me nuts with Firefox and is always the first option I disable. If I open 10 tabs from a single page, I want to be able to cycle through them with the keyboard easily. Having CTRL+Tab go to the most recent tab completely ruins that.
- LocalPCGuy 6y agoYup, I disable "tab = most recent" both in IDEs and Firefox right off the bat. I don't understand it at all.