How to cycle through Firefox tabs “normally”?
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I reinstalled Firefox, version 63, and now Ctrl-TAB and Ctrl-Shift-TAB don't work to cycle through existing tabs. If I open Firefox and open a second tab, Ctrl-Shift-TAB does nothing, and I expected it to return to the first tab. If I hold the Ctrl-TAB keys, I have a thumbnail preview of Firefox tabs, as in this picture:
How can I get the "normal" behavior?
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I reinstalled Firefox, version 63, and now Ctrl-TAB and Ctrl-Shift-TAB don't work to cycle through existing tabs. If I open Firefox and open a second tab, Ctrl-Shift-TAB does nothing, and I expected it to return to the first tab. If I hold the Ctrl-TAB keys, I have a thumbnail preview of Firefox tabs, as in this picture:
How can I get the "normal" behavior?
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asked Nov 27 at 13:53
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I reinstalled Firefox, version 63, and now Ctrl-TAB and Ctrl-Shift-TAB don't work to cycle through existing tabs. If I open Firefox and open a second tab, Ctrl-Shift-TAB does nothing, and I expected it to return to the first tab. If I hold the Ctrl-TAB keys, I have a thumbnail preview of Firefox tabs, as in this picture:
How can I get the "normal" behavior?
firefox
asked Nov 27 at 13:53
mmorin
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I reinstalled Firefox, version 63, and now Ctrl-TAB and Ctrl-Shift-TAB don't work to cycle through existing tabs. If I open Firefox and open a second tab, Ctrl-Shift-TAB does nothing, and I expected it to return to the first tab. If I hold the Ctrl-TAB keys, I have a thumbnail preview of Firefox tabs, as in this picture:
How can I get the "normal" behavior?
firefox
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asked Nov 27 at 13:53
mmorin
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asked Nov 27 at 13:53
mmorin
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asked Nov 27 at 13:53
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asked Nov 27 at 13:53
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That sounds like Ctrl-TAB is using the recently used order. You can change settings at Preferences > General > Tabs, and uncheck "Ctrl-Tab cycles through tabs in recently user order".
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That sounds like Ctrl-TAB is using the recently used order. You can change settings at Preferences > General > Tabs, and uncheck "Ctrl-Tab cycles through tabs in recently user order".
answered Nov 27 at 13:53
mmorin
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That sounds like Ctrl-TAB is using the recently used order. You can change settings at Preferences > General > Tabs, and uncheck "Ctrl-Tab cycles through tabs in recently user order".
answered Nov 27 at 13:53
mmorin
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up vote
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That sounds like Ctrl-TAB is using the recently used order. You can change settings at Preferences > General > Tabs, and uncheck "Ctrl-Tab cycles through tabs in recently user order".
answered Nov 27 at 13:53
mmorin
1868
That sounds like Ctrl-TAB is using the recently used order. You can change settings at Preferences > General > Tabs, and uncheck "Ctrl-Tab cycles through tabs in recently user order".
answered Nov 27 at 13:53
mmorin
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answered Nov 27 at 13:53
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answered Nov 27 at 13:53
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answered Nov 27 at 13:53
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