OK, maybe it's "Finally for me". But, one of the things I absolutely HATE about Chrome is the Ctrl-Tab
key behavior. Ctrl-Tab
means previous tab/window. Why doesn't Chrome get this?
Every so often, I abandon Chrome to try and find a better browser.
- Firefox, great -- but I need certain Chrome extensions and Chrome Store Foxified just doesn't seem to cut it
- Opera -- I was totally converted til it started having issues with a site that Chrome handled fine
- Brave (the one I'm actually using now) -- looks promising!
But, need that MRU with Ctrl-Tab
. Here's how to get it.
NOTE
: I totally get the dangers of pasting unknown code into your console. However, I've included the code below. Review it for yourself
Step 1: Install QuicKey
QuicKey in the Chrome Webstore
Step 2: Follow Instructions
Follow these detailed instructions. I prefer Option 1 to instantly switch between tabs.
Enjoy
For reference, here is the code you paste after installing the extension:
chrome.developerPrivate.updateExtensionCommand({
extensionId: "ldlghkoiihaelfnggonhjnfiabmaficg",
commandName: "30-toggle-recent-tabs",
keybinding: "Ctrl+Tab"
});
Bonus
For those who want to key your bookmarks sync'd between browsers, check out xBrowserSync. So far, I'm impressed...
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