Hi I use firefox on Linux and want to change to the first, second, third, ..., last tab with ctrl+1/2/3/.../9 instead of alt+1/2/3/.../9 because alt is already mapped to changing desktops. any idea how I could accompilish this?
edit1: I use mac and windows at work and there the shortcuts are ctrl+<number>. It would be so nice to have consistent shortcuts 🐧
[SOLUTION] install ctrl+number extension recommended by @TobuscusLover2001@lemmy.zip
This is really weird. I'll have to check on a different distro. I'm currently on fedora and firefox was already installed.
--safe-mode and got the same behavior.
But thanks helping me trouble shoot.I have vimium which lets me set vim like key binds for firefox. It only works once the JS has loaded on a page so default screens like the new tab doesn't work. Other than that, it should let you rebind it to whatever you want, you can disable the other keys yoy don't need.
I can't seem to find the command: only g0 (firstTab) and g$ (lastTab) : https://vimium.github.io/commands/#tabs
This article by firefox didn't help because the action/shortcut/hot key was not shown ...
Try this: https://addons.mozilla.org/...
If it doesnt work, your best option is to either find another extension that does. or bite the bullet and configure a key remapper like keyd and make a "layer" to toggle the bind alt+(num) to ctrl+(num).
I think it's just a preview feature, so it's not accessible through a normal menu yet I think, but if you type about:keyboard in the address bar and press Enter, I think it will allow you to remap these (under the Navigation section).
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Sorry I realised I misread your post. It's strange your keybinds on Linux to change tabs are alt+num? For me, its Ctrl+num... and i think this is the default. The most likely reason is either:
check if the alt/ctrl switch persists outside Firefox.
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