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How to switch between tabs (panels) in any window (i.e. setting windows for keyboard) in Linux Mint?

I use Ctrl+Tab in Windows.

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Reset to default
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I found out Ctrl+Pg Dn/Up work sometimes.

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  • Briilliant! Using terminal with multiple tabs Linux Mint 21.3. Never found a solution before; bet it would work in a lot of places that Ctrl-Tab does not. Shift+PgUp/Dwn scrolls terminal screen by a page. Used alone, PgUp/Dwn type a ~ (tilde).
    – Old Uncle Ho
    Commented Feb 29 at 15:15
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F6 works in Nemo in Linux Mint 19.1.

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I used it for MINT 19.3

Alt+tab

If it not work you can try

Ctrl+Tab

or

Alt+Page Up/Down

or

Ctrl+Pg Dn/Up

Finally You can try it

F6

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Use Alt+Page Up/Down. It would work on every Desktop Environment.

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  • <kbd>Alt</kbd>+<kbd>Tab</kbd> is for windows (app) switching, not switching between tabs in a window (on every Desktop Environment).
    – Rahmani
    Commented Feb 16, 2014 at 16:59
  • I've misunderstood the question
    – enedil
    Commented Feb 16, 2014 at 17:17
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I use my mouse - hold right button and roll the wheel up/down.

From my Keyboard settings I found out that CTRL and (shift)TAB scroll right or left... and from here I tested and found that CTRL works with PgUp and PgDn too.

I love the shortcut used in Chromium (mouseover and roll wheel) and used EASYSTROKE to make it a system wide mousegesture/shortcut. Slightly improved now because I can press my right mouse button instead of moving the pointer over the tabs (less accuracy required makes for easier gestures).

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  • OP asked for keyboard shortcut, not mouse.
    – lacostenycoder
    Commented Apr 26, 2021 at 17:44

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