I am used to doing Ctrl–Shift–Tab to cycle through tabs.
I do slowly pick up the niceness about using Cmd–Shift–[ or ] to do the same on the Mac.
I have currently set TextMate to take Ctrl–Shift–Tab to do the tab cycling, but I'd want the Ctrl–Shift–[ or ] in addition to that to perform tab cycling. Is this possible?
The reason I ask is because I see that Chrome can do it both ways (not through any configuration of my own of course).
Best Answer
(I'm working at 10.11.4 environment, but I think this can work)
In my case, I have both external Screen and Keyboard (EN physical layout) attached to my MacBook Pro (ES physical layout).
Different keyboards, different keys
The thing is that the keys that I press to cycle through windows in the MacBook Cmd+§ are different from the External Keyboard Cmd+`.
So, I've forced to have two different shortcuts to achieve same action.
The solution
1. Go to: System Preferences… > Keyboard > Shortcuts (Tab) > Keyboard (section)
2. Select: Move focus to next window
3. Create: The first shortcut you prefer
4. Go to: System Preferences… > Keyboard > Shortcuts (Tab) > App Shortcuts (section)
5. Select: Finder (as target application)
6. Create: The second shortcut you prefer
7. Voilá