Switch Last Tabs
Use the shortcut <Alt + Q> (or define your own) to switch between your two last used tabs. Requires a one-time payment.
Cycle through your most recently used tabs (MRU) like Alt+Tab, but, with the shortcut keys Ctrl+Q or Ctrl+`(~) or assign your own!
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Just like using Alt+Tab for Windows except now for your browser tabs. Use Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+Q or Ctrl+`(~) or assign your own shortcut key for swapping back and forth between your last viewed tabs.
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Use the shortcut <Alt + Q> (or define your own) to switch between your two last used tabs. Requires a one-time payment.
Cycle through last used Chrome tabs using keyboard shortcut.
Switch back to the previously active tab using the keyboard.
Add keyboard shortcuts to switch tabs via Quicksilver-style search or a most recently used list
⚡ Instantly switch between your two most recent tabs with Alt+Q. Like Alt+Tab for windows, but for Chrome tabs!
The Next Generation Session Manager; A Really Working Too Many Open Tabs Solution; And Your Browsing Notebook.
Very awesome! I feel like I'm in an IDE
Used up alot of memory.
Working, but very buggy. - Some tabs do not appear in list (mostly when tab has been created with ctrl+t) - On approx. 50% of tabs the shortcut does not react.
HORRIBLE!! FALSE ADVERTISING !!! DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME !!! DESERVES ZERO STARS !!!! Contrary to this developers overview wherein he states that Ctrl+Tab can be set to cycle through the most recently used (MRU) tabs, IT DOES NOT WORK IN CHROME Version 56.0.2924.87 (64-bit) !! When I wrote to Jason, he wrote back saying, "(... uh ... gee ... uh ... ) It appears that chrome has since disallowed that key combination, except it still works for me probably because I set it a while ago." THANKS JASON FOR WASTING MY TIME !!! THANKS JASON FOR YOUR FALSE ADVERTISING !!!
after a few days the extension used ~1.1GB and a lot of CPU cycles. I had to kill it so that chrome remained usable (without restarting chrome, of course) So I think it's a bug somewhere
Weird edge cases where it doesn't trigger (Ubuntu 16.04): deleted top of stack, loading into a browser tab of a local file, tabs with some type of form (on Linode especially)
Its slowing down my browser to a halt! no thank you dude.
Devs seem to be pretty dumb. On macOS, if you try to assign shortcut for usage #2 they give you error messages that simply are wrong/windows specific. If you want to assign ctrl+w for example they tell you "Key conflict: [CTRL+W] always triggers "Close the current tab" before your action." But this is simply plain wrong, ctrl+w does nothing on macOS. It might be the keystroke for Windows, but in macOS the keystroke for closing tabs is COMMAND+W, NOT CTRL+W. So this is pretty useless for macOS users, since you get wrong error messages. Devs did a really bad job here.
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Can't set the shortcut to Ctrl-Tab... LOL Should set for other keys than everywhere else? Nope. How can I rate to zero?