My question is:
Is there a way to configure Visual Studio to use the Ctrl + Tabbing style so that it does not remember the order of the tabs and just moves to the next tab or previous tab depending on the use of the "Shift" key?
Maybe a registry setting (I think there was something for TweakUI for Windows XP for this)? or program settings, or even a kind of add-on. Bonus if the change screen no longer appears.
Details Explanation:
There are two working styles Alt + Tab or Ctrl + Tab.
On Windows, Alt + Tab will remember which application was last concentrated, and it will switch between things in that order. Ctrl + Tab, then Ctrl + Tab will return you to where you started.
In Google Chrome (for example), Ctrl + Tab will instantly switch to the next tab. Ctrl + Tab will make you one tab, Ctrl + Shift + Tab will return you three tabs.
The first way helps people who have a lot of things open-minded and simply switch between the few things that they work on. The second method helps people who work on several files at once, and know what they do in each file.
I prefer the first style, because the second turns me on.
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