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Use a keyboard shortcut to switch between two most recent tabs.
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By default, the hotkey is Alt+Q but can be configured by accessing the following URL: chrome://extensions/shortcuts
Please, take note that it's not possible to use existing Chrome hotkeys on this page.
If you still want to set e.g. Ctrl+Tab as a hotkey, you have to change the Chrome settings file.
On Windows: Press Win+R and execute "notepad %LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Preferences".
On Ubuntu: gedit ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/Preferences
Then change all occurancies of Alt+Q to Ctrl+Tab
Important: if you're using Google account sync, disable settings synchronization. Otherwise, Chrome will be overriding the changed hotkey on each restart.
Latest reviews
- (2022-10-23) Andrey Andrey: Перестало работать((
- (2022-09-01) goglus mik: Super-ски!!!!
- (2022-07-14) Michael Amiethyst: On OSX the default key sequence was ⌥Q, not Alt(cmd on Mac)-Q. Other than that it works great!
- (2022-06-25) Valeriy Fedorenko: Wow, finally! Had to dig through multiple MRU extensions to finally find a replacement for the one, that I've used long time. This one works perfectly and does exactly, what it should. Thank you, author!