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Doesn't work on Windows #9

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easingthemes opened this issue Mar 24, 2015 · 4 comments
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Doesn't work on Windows #9

easingthemes opened this issue Mar 24, 2015 · 4 comments

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@easingthemes
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Default settings are empty. Shortcuts behavior is Windows default, just switching all opened windows.

@Blasz
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Blasz commented Apr 2, 2015

+1, doesn't work.

@marcdexet-cnrs
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+1 doesn't work

@mort3za
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mort3za commented Sep 5, 2015

In windows it shows program switcher. Please change shortcuts or help us to change shortcut. Thanks

@uniZero
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uniZero commented Oct 27, 2015

+1 windows 10 here; default CTRL+ALT+TAB binding launches the Windows ALT-TAB window.

README.md says:

User can change the default key binding at Preferences -> Package Settings -> Extended Tab Switcher -> Key Bindings User

But — when I look for commands @ Extended Tab Switcher -> Key Bindings -> Default, it's just opens a blank file.

Is there another way to determine what the "command" is for switching tabs? Thank you.

UPDATE:

A list of key-bindings for each OS can be found here

On windows: add the following to your Extended Tab Switcher user keybindings file and modify as necessary. I am currently using CTRL+ALT+O without conflict.

[
    { "keys": ["ctrl+alt+tab"], "command": "extended_switcher", "args": {"list_mode": "window"} },
    { "keys": ["ctrl+alt+shift+tab"], "command": "extended_switcher", "args": {"list_mode": "active_group"} }
]

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