Not sure if this is possible. But I was wondering if there is a shortcut for physically moving a tab on my Terminal.
Say I have these tabs on my terminal:
| tab A | tab B | tab C | tab D |
If I were to move from tab A to tab C, I would do command + ] or [ two times.
Well, I'm very lazy, so I would like to just do command + ] once. (This becomes especially useful when I have several tabs open) The only way to do that is to have tab C right next to A.
So, I'd like to have tabs in this order:
| tab A | tab C | tab B | tab D |
My question is, is there any way to get this done with a shortcut?
Best Answer
There is no such shortcut in Terminal (apart of dragging the tabs manually), however such feature works fine out-of-box in Term2 by hitting Shift-CMD-←/→.
Another way is to have tabs in separate windows (CMD-N)and switch between them by CMD-1,2,3, etc in order you like.
See also: Keyboard shortcut to jump between tabs on OS X Terminal