Ctrl+Tab cycles through tabs in recently used order

[a500313]

I hope to see an option under settings  to select -"Ctrl+Tab cycles through tabs in recently used order"

as seen in Firefox an IE11

[#2]

@a500313 Thanks for sending your feedback about using CTRL+Tab to cycle through tabs in recently used order.  I will forward it to the developer team.  

Eric E.

[#3]

This is the only reason I currently use Firefox as my main development browser. So far only Firefox and opera has this. It would be a great feature for developer & I would consider using Edge as the main development browser if this is implemented.

[#4]

For me must have. This is why I didn't used the previous Edge version. Without this feature browsing internet when you have lots of tabs and you do some research is really difficult.

[#5]

@irmanahmad I also use Firefox for this reason!

[#6]

@Eric_MS Is there anything new with this? Is it still under consideration or decided it won't be added ever?

[#7]

please implement it, is just few lines of code ... i hope dev teams see this

[#8]

Yeah. Thats keeping me from using Edge as my default browser. Don't know why it's not implemented yet. Many Chromium based browsers offer this option.

[#9]

Any updates on regarding this feature? Is there any plugins that can solve the problem?

[#10]

There's surely a reason that MS has had z-ordered windows via ALT-TAB since about 1991 - it works & people like it. It's just weird that Edge has no option for this with tabs - I do understand that it exposes them as top-level windows so using ALT-TAB gets the effect, but doing that seems wrong to me: I don't want my overall apps list cluttered with two dozen tabs. Keep that under the browser with CTRL-TAB switching, just add an option for the ordering.

[#11]

It's been 3 years and they couldn't add this basic feature.

@a500313 

[#12]

They still haven't implemented it. I love edge especially because of the vertical tabs and overall look and feel, also it's fast but only because of this I am still on Firefox

[#13]

Probably this some kind of legal problem. Maybe this feature is patented? Would be nice to know the reason of ignoring this.

[#14]

I hope Microsoft add this feature ... I will make it my default browser.

[#15]

In the meantime, I suggest using the extension "QuicKey – The quick tab switcher". Go into the QuicKey options and make sure "Switch Instantly between the two most recent tabs" is set to ctrl + tab. I've been using it for while.