Windows Terminal is a very versatile shell for Windows that allows you to run CMD, PowerShell, or Linux in WSL2. The terminal also supports tabs.
To switch between tabs, you can use:
- CTRL+Tab – switch to the next tab
- CTRL+Shift+Tab – switch to the previous tab
If you’d like to use your own keyboard shortcuts, like CTRL+PgUp and CTRL+PgDown, simply open Settings with CTRL+, and select Actions from the left pane.
Find the Next tab item and set it to ctrl+pgdn.
Find the Previous tab item and set it to ctrl+pgup.
You can also edit the configuration in JSON. Add the following code to the actions section:
"actions": [
...
{
"command":
{
"action": "nextTab"
},
"id": "User.nextTab.0",
"keys": "ctrl+pgdn"
},
{
"command":
{
"action": "prevTab"
},
"id": "User.prevTab.0",
"keys": "ctrl+pgup"
}
],
...
]
Do not forget to click Save to apply the changes.