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Yea, he means Cmd + Number I believe. In Chrome Cmd + 1 goes to the first tab, Cmd + 2 to the second and so on. So it can be somewhat annoying for someone who f

Yea, he means Cmd + Number I believe. In Chrome Cmd + 1 goes to the first tab, Cmd + 2 to the second and so on. So it can be somewhat annoying for someone who frequently uses those shortcuts to change tab.

sidyadav 12y ago
Sure -- right now, Ctrl+Number works as an alternative, so considering getting rid of Cmd+Number all together.
cshimmin 12y ago
Right, I should have been more clear. And yes, I was using Chrome.