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New 16" MBP: Keyboard shortcuts (Safari etc.)

I have the new 16" MacBook Pro. In this model, it has become very difficult to reverse-shift between tabs in Safari due to the tight placement of CTRL and Shift keys. The shortcut is CTRL-Shift-Tab for reverse (and CTRL-Tab for forward-shift).


How do I customise the shortcut in keyboard preferences? I don't want to change the shortcut to a CMD-shortcut. My preferred shortcut for the 16" model would be CTRL-<-Tab or CTRL-Option-Tab. However neither of these seem to be possible?


Thanks!

MacBook Pro 16", macOS 10.15

Posted on Jan 27, 2020 1:16 AM

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Posted on Jan 27, 2020 4:14 AM

Open System Preferences and select Keyboard then select Shortcuts. Select App Shortcuts in the left window pane then click on the plus button to create a new shortcut. Select Safari from the dropdown menu and then enter the window command "Select Next Tab" and enter your preferred shortcut. Note: some combinations of Control/Alt/Command/Shift are already take or do not work so you may need to experiment.

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Jan 27, 2020 4:14 AM in response to Znufkin

Open System Preferences and select Keyboard then select Shortcuts. Select App Shortcuts in the left window pane then click on the plus button to create a new shortcut. Select Safari from the dropdown menu and then enter the window command "Select Next Tab" and enter your preferred shortcut. Note: some combinations of Control/Alt/Command/Shift are already take or do not work so you may need to experiment.

New 16" MBP: Keyboard shortcuts (Safari etc.)

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