⌘+⬅️ and ⌘+➡️ to switch terminal tabs

[benwaffle]

Describe the solution you'd like?

Pressing ⌘+⬅️ should go to the previous tab, and ⌘+➡️ should go to the next tab. iTerm 2 has this.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

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[benwaffle]

^+➡️ and ^+⬆+➡️ doesn't seem to be working for me

[zheng]

For this, we have:

• ^ + tab and ^ + shift + tab (native mac shortcut)
• cmd + # like in chrome tabs

Are these all iTerm2 specific shortcuts?

[benwaffle]

Looks like iTerm 2 supports all 3 ways

[JanJakes]

cmd + # like in chrome tabs

@zheng This doesn't seem to work for keyboards that use numeric keys for special symbols and numbers themselves are done using Shift + # (like the Czech keyboard). In iTerm, Chrome, and other apps CMD + # works for me even on the Czech keyboard. Should I create a new issue for that?

[ephemer]

Please leave Cmd + Left / Cmd + Right as they are :( In a text editor (which a terminal largely is, IMHO) these shortcuts move to the start / end of a line. I would really like it to stay that way.

Ctrl (+ Shift) + Tab is the standard for switching tabs and I also think it should stay that way 👍🏼

[elviskahoro]

Moving to #579 so all keybinding related issues are in one place:

• Custom keybindings or missing keyboard shortcuts? Or Vim mode? Emacs? See here! (bindings / bind / bindable) #579

[cristiangrojas]

Please note this already works with Command + Shift + { and Command + Shift + }