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 #### *QuicKey* lets you navigate all of your Chrome tabs by typing just part of a page's title or URL.  No mouse needed!
 
-  * Press <b><kbd>alt</kbd><kbd>Q</kbd></b> (<b><kbd>ctrl</kbd><kbd>Q</kbd></b> on macOS).
-  * Type a few letters.
-  * Press <kbd>enter</kbd> to switch to the selected tab.
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-To toggle between the two most recently used tabs, quickly press the keyboard shortcut twice.  Or pick a tab from the most recently used (MRU) list as [shown below](#mru).
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-## Use <b><kbd>ctrl</kbd><kbd>tab</kbd></b> to switch between recent tabs
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-With a little extra work, you can even make *QuicKey* respond to the Holy Grail of keyboard shortcuts: <b><kbd>ctrl</kbd><kbd>tab</kbd></b>.  
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-[Learn how](ctrl-tab).
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 ## Installation
 
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     * Press <b><kbd>alt</kbd><kbd>A</kbd></b> again to switch back to the tab you initially started on.
 
 
+## Use <b><kbd>ctrl</kbd><kbd>tab</kbd></b> to switch between recent tabs
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+With a little extra work, you can even make *QuicKey* respond to the Holy Grail of keyboard shortcuts: <b><kbd>ctrl</kbd><kbd>tab</kbd></b>.  
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+[Learn how](ctrl-tab).
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+
 ## Search for a tab quickly
 
 Unlike other tab switchers, *QuicKey* uses a [Quicksilver](https://qsapp.com/)-style search algorithm to rank the results, where contiguous matches at the beginning of words are higher in the list, as are matches against capital letters.  So you only have to type a few letters to quickly find the right tab.