
- #Shortkey for switching tabs in chrome mac free#
- #Shortkey for switching tabs in chrome mac windows#
I'm assuming from this example, you can hook it up to your BetterTouchTool. When oscillating between two tabs, ditch the mouse altogether and opt for a keyboard shortcut. Opt + F + Return or Alt + F + Return lets you toggle between your two most recent tabs. It could also be easily used as a chrome extension to be loaded ever time the dev console loads. Switching Between Tabs On Chrome (Mac) Most of us are guilty of having way too many tabs open. If you want to move even faster, you can hit Opt + F (Mac) or Alt + F (Windows) to search your tabs from anywhere in the browser, and to see your most recently accessed tabs. Press enter to switch to the selected tab.

No mouse needed Press altQ (ctrlQ on macOS). Are you using a mac? I would file a bug with Salesforce as it doesn't sound like that key mapping is platform/browser compatible.Īs a workaround (hack, since as ArulRajguru9 mentioned this might break between releases), I wrote an example that can be used as a bookmarklet, or converted to a greasemonkey script if that is what you like to use. QuicKey lets you navigate all of your Chrome tabs by typing just part of a pages title or URL.
#Shortkey for switching tabs in chrome mac windows#
So it seems its only Windows Chrome issue. Extensions Hotkey and Shortcut Manager did not help.

Too bad its built into Chrome which is causing a conflict. Whether youve opened 10 or 1000, switching between tabs is faster than ever with Firefoxs. EDIT: Developer console has this built in Its control + page Up/Down.
#Shortkey for switching tabs in chrome mac free#
In Chrome, if you want to open a link or an anchor text in a page in a new tab in the same window, you can hold the Ctrl key and click the link with your left mouse. Dark Reader is a free extension for Chrome, Firefox, Edge.

I wonder why CTRL+PAGE UP doesn't work for you. To open a tab in Chrome, you can press Ctrl + T on Windows or press Command + T shortcut for new tab on Mac.
