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I know i could do this in Windows (ugh) bu the keycommands are different in linux. to move from one tab to another was CTRL + TAB in Windows, but ...
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    Mozilla Firefox Tabs

    I know i could do this in Windows (ugh) bu the keycommands are different in linux.
    to move from one tab to another was CTRL + TAB in Windows, but that doesn't work in linux. Not sure if it's possible or not, but I know I haven't found it yet

    Would like to know if it is possible, tabbed browsing is my life, and i don't like to use the mouse when not necessary

    Thanks!

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    From the Firefox Help:

    Keyboard Shortcuts

    While it's easy to select tabs with a mouse, you can also cycle through tabs using the keyboard: use Ctrl+PageUp (or Ctrl+Tab) and Ctrl+PageDown (or Ctrl+Shift+Tab). You can also select the first tab by pressing CtrlCmdAltOpt+1, and so on up to the 9th tab with CtrlCmdAltOpt+9.
    So basically:

    Ctrl-PageUp or Ctrl-PageDown to cycle

    OR

    Ctrl-Alt-# to go directly to that tab
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    It should be Ctrl + Page Up/Down to shift through the tabs.

    Hope this helps.

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    EXCELLENT!!

    it'll take some getting used to, but I'm sure i'll survive

    A good piece of info I tell others, and I don't do it myself

    RTFM!

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