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详细介绍
Add keyboard shortcuts to switch tabs via Quicksilver-style search or a most recently used list
No mouse needed!
🆕 New options in QuicKey 2.0
Now you can press a single shortcut key (ALT-Q by default) to navigate recent tabs in a popup window, just like the ALT-TAB menu! Keep holding ALT while pressing Q to move the selection, then release ALT to switch to the selected tab.
*️⃣ Switch between the most recently used tabs
⚠️ NOTE: If you've been using QuicKey before 2.0, you'll need to set keyboard shortcuts for
the new commands that show the popup window, as they won't be set by default.
Opening QuicKey displays a list of the last 50 tabs you've visited, in order of recency. (When you first start using QuicKey, though, it won't know what's recent, so the list will be empty.) Click a tab to switch to it, or use one of the keyboard shortcuts below to navigate the recently used tab history.
🔶 To pick a recent tab from the MRU list in the popup window:
• Press ALT-Q (CTRL-W on macOS) but keep holding the modifier key.
• Press Q or ↓ to move down through the list of recent tabs.
• Press SHIFT-Q or ↑ to move up.
• Release ALT (or CTRL) to switch to the selected tab.
• You can also highlight an item with the mouse, then release ALT/CTRL to go to that tab.
🔶 To quickly switch between the two most recent tabs:
• Press ALT-Z (CTRL-S on macOS).
You can also view each tab as you navigate through the recents list, taking as long as you want on each, and then release the modifier key to stay on that tab. Make sure the shortcuts are set by right-clicking the QuicKey icon and selecting Options. Then click "Keyboard shortcuts", scroll down, and click "Change browser shortcuts". Look for the "Switch to the previous/next tab" commands and set these suggested shortcuts: ALT-A and ALT-S, respectively (CTRL-D and CTRL-S on macOS).
🔶 To navigate while viewing each recent tab:
• Press ALT-A (CTRL-D on macOS) to display the previous tab
No mouse needed!
🆕 New options in QuicKey 2.0
Now you can press a single shortcut key (ALT-Q by default) to navigate recent tabs in a popup window, just like the ALT-TAB menu! Keep holding ALT while pressing Q to move the selection, then release ALT to switch to the selected tab.
*️⃣ Switch between the most recently used tabs
⚠️ NOTE: If you've been using QuicKey before 2.0, you'll need to set keyboard shortcuts for
the new commands that show the popup window, as they won't be set by default.
Opening QuicKey displays a list of the last 50 tabs you've visited, in order of recency. (When you first start using QuicKey, though, it won't know what's recent, so the list will be empty.) Click a tab to switch to it, or use one of the keyboard shortcuts below to navigate the recently used tab history.
🔶 To pick a recent tab from the MRU list in the popup window:
• Press ALT-Q (CTRL-W on macOS) but keep holding the modifier key.
• Press Q or ↓ to move down through the list of recent tabs.
• Press SHIFT-Q or ↑ to move up.
• Release ALT (or CTRL) to switch to the selected tab.
• You can also highlight an item with the mouse, then release ALT/CTRL to go to that tab.
🔶 To quickly switch between the two most recent tabs:
• Press ALT-Z (CTRL-S on macOS).
You can also view each tab as you navigate through the recents list, taking as long as you want on each, and then release the modifier key to stay on that tab. Make sure the shortcuts are set by right-clicking the QuicKey icon and selecting Options. Then click "Keyboard shortcuts", scroll down, and click "Change browser shortcuts". Look for the "Switch to the previous/next tab" commands and set these suggested shortcuts: ALT-A and ALT-S, respectively (CTRL-D and CTRL-S on macOS).
🔶 To navigate while viewing each recent tab:
• Press ALT-A (CTRL-D on macOS) to display the previous tab
