GTK: Default keybinds for `move_tab`

[mitchellh]

Discussed in #4968

^{Originally posted by whatisaphone January 11, 2025}
On Linux, most apps let you shuffle tabs around with ctrl-shift-pgup and ctrl-shift-pgdn. This works in Firefox, VSCode, Gnome Terminal, and I can't think of any app I use where it doesn't. In the spirit of zero-config, I suggest adding those as default keybinds.

keybind = ctrl+shift+page_up=move_tab:-1
keybind = ctrl+shift+page_down=move_tab:1
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[mitchellh]

I'm curious if there is a similar default on macOS. I can't check currently since I'm on a laptop keyboard.

[slagiewka]

I'm curious if there is a similar default on macOS.

Firefox: yes
Chrome: yes
VSCode: complicated - cmd+K then cmd+shift+direction arrow

[dmartzol]

I don't think there is a strong default on macos. Safari seems to be cmd+shit+(left|right). I always use cmd+option+(left+right). Chrome is cmd+option+(left|right). The first thing I did in Ghostty was set my own:

keybind = cmd+option+right=next_tab
keybind = cmd+option+left=previous_tab

[injust]

Chrome is cmd+option+(left|right).

(on macOS) Chrome also uses ctrl-page_up/down (ctrl-fn-up/down). And if you add shift, it will move the current tab one to the left/right.