Cycle Between Tabs in Safari

Article, Mac OS X, Novice, Safari | March 28th, 2008

One great feature about Safari is the ability to open up web sites in tabs. The only issue can be if you have multiple tabs open and you need to browse them quickly. That’s when this nice little tip comes in handy.

In case you don’t already know how to open a new tab, you can do this by pressing Command + T or going to File > New Tab. You can also open up links you click on in new tabs by holding Command while you click on the link.

When you have multiple tabs open you can press Command + Shift along with the arrow keys Left or Right to navigate your tabs. Give it a try! Note: If your cursor is in a form field or the address bar this shortcut command won’t work.

There you have it, an easy way to navigate your tabs while you browse sites using Safari.