I have my previous and forward set up the same way as in the browser which is super convenient and I could not do without it.
{ "key": "cmd+[", "command": "workbench.action.navigateBack" }, { "key": "cmd+]", "command": "workbench.action.navigateForward" }
Isn't ctrl tab easier? Or they are different stuff
The actions navigateBack and navigateForward are not about navigating between tabs, but within the code. I.e, if you open a file/function by Ctrl+clicking on it, you can "navigate back" :)
navigateBack
navigateForward
Oh, I see! Its kinda of a cursor position history... Very useful!
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I have my previous and forward set up the same way as in the browser which is super convenient and I could not do without it.
Isn't ctrl tab easier?
Or they are different stuff
The actions
navigateBackandnavigateForwardare not about navigating between tabs, but within the code. I.e, if you open a file/function by Ctrl+clicking on it, you can "navigate back" :)Oh, I see!
Its kinda of a cursor position history...
Very useful!