Q&A for How to Switch Tabs in Chrome

Long press on a tab that you want to move, then drag it over to where you want it.

A tab can be closed if you click on it by using the mouse's middle button. Make sure you are not clicking on a tab with the middle button, or that the middle button isn't stuck with the left button. Try a new mouse; if the problem stops, then there was an issue with the middle button of your mouse.

Hold down the CTRL button and press the 'T' key to create a new tab.

To reopen a closed tab, press CTRL-SHIFT-T. If you hold down CTRL-SHIFT and press the 'T' key multiple times, you can open up old tabs as far back as your browsing history allows.

The keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + Tab will allow you to change tabs from right to left in Chrome.

Press and hold the Ctrl and Shift keys and tap the Tab key to move tabs from right to left.

You can use control tab to go forward. Hold down control and then keep clicking tab. If you want to go back, you can hold down ctrl shift, then you can keep tapping at the tab.

You can use ctrl + w to close a tab using the keyboard. You can also use alt F4.

You can use ctrl and tab. Or you can use ctrl shift tab to go back through your tabs.

You can hold down control, and keep hitting tab. Hold down ctrl shift if you want to flip backwards.