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Last tab switching in Firefox
Keyboard shortcuts can make dealing with computers a lot easier. But for some unknown reason they are well hidden secret. This time I found a new shortcut for Firefox and would like to share it with you.
The most used key on my keyboard are most likely super + tab. Pressing these keys will give you a preview of the last opened windows. By holding super and pressing tab again you can cycle through the windows / programs. Some program support multiple windows and allow switching between them using super + `.
The most heavily used program is the browser. I am using LibreFox, a hardened version of Firefox, with a few well-known extension. At work I switch between multiple tabs using the cursor. Very inefficient! Only now I learn that you can have the same experience of switching between programs and windows for browser tab.
Configuring it is very simple:
- Browse
about:config - Find
browser.ctrlTab.sortByRecentlyUsed - Set
true
And then you can use ctrl + tab to show and cycle through the preview of the last tabs. Very useful!
Category: linuxTags: 100daystooffload , firefox , librefox , keyboard , shortcut
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