The tab window default shortcut keys are not working for me in Bike.
@pkm_one Where are you seeing these options? I don’t see them in Bike.
The option that works for me is Cmd-Shift-] or Cmd-Shift-[ (as is the case in almost every app I use).
To be fair, these tabbing options are also grayed out for me when I use the menu, but they are active and work from the menu or using the shortcuts.
I wonder if those keystrokes are remapped on your system in System Preferences or in a keystroke management application ?
When more than one tab is displayed here in Bike 1.82 (build 102), the Window item displays:
- Show Previous Tab ^⇧⇥
- Show Next Tab ^⇥
and both are working fine here – cycling the focus from one tab to another, either leftwards or rightwards.
Were you perhaps expecting them to do something slightly different ?
They appear to be working normally for me on macOS 13.2. I think @complexpoint might be right, there’s some customization on your Mac that’s overriding them?
It might be that you are using a different version of macOS? Most of the window menu items are added by macOS frameworks at runtime … ie I’m not defining them myself. Could be that different versions of macOS are using different names/shortcuts.
I have no idea, I cannot see anything in system preferences where I might have changed the shortcuts or can revert it back to the original setting.
I am on Monterey 12.6.3
here is the GIF on when I try to use Control + Shift + arrow key
Ah, I think that’s it.
It tripped me up the first time too… but those icons are saying to use Control-Tab, not arrow key.
2 Likes
And that gif reminds me that I need to fix strikethrough vertical alignment in next release!
For
- → vs tab ⇥
- ← vs tab left ⇤
see, for example:
What are those symbols shown in menus on Mac? – Apple Support
1 Like
oh boy! Solved!
Why didn’t I think of it 
2 Likes