Some Chromium & Firefox shortcuts that can be used in Emacs

[morgandavidson]

Here are some Chromium & Firefox shortcuts that can be used in Emacs

Description : △ = Page up ▽ = Page down

|-----------+--------------------------------------------|
| Key       | Description                                |
|-----------+--------------------------------------------|
| C-TAB     | Jump to next tab                           |
| C-S TAB   | Jump to previous tab                       |
| C ▽/△   | Jump to previous/next tab                  |
| C-S-▽/△ | Move tab to the rigt/left                  |
| C-S t     | Open last closed tab                       |
|-----------+--------------------------------------------|

Config:

  (use-package intuitive-tab-line
      :ensure nil
      :init (add-to-list 'load-path "~/.emacs.d/manual/")
      :custom
      (tab-line-tabs-function 'intuitive-tab-line-buffers-list)
      (tab-line-switch-cycling t)
      :config
      (global-tab-line-mode 1)
      (recentf-mode 1)
      (setq
       tab-line-new-button-show nil  ;; do not show add-new button
       tab-line-close-button-show nil  ;; do not show close button
       tab-line-separator ""  ;; delimitation between tabs
       )
      :bind
      ("C-<prior>" . tab-line-switch-to-prev-tab)
      ("C-<iso-lefttab>" . tab-line-switch-to-prev-tab)
      ("C-<next>" . tab-line-switch-to-next-tab)
      ("C-<tab>" . tab-line-switch-to-next-tab)
      ("C-S-<prior>" . intuitive-tab-line-shift-tab-left)
      ("C-S-<next>" . intuitive-tab-line-shift-tab-right)
      ("C-S-t" . recentf-open-most-recent-file)
      )

[thread314]

Thanks for the suggestion, making the default suggested keybindings consistent with browsers makes sense.

The other changes make sense too, I've put them in the readme as well.

[morgandavidson]

Thanks for the update. FYI, GitHub can parse org files, so you can use them instead of md for your readme.

[thread314]

Thanks for the tip!