WebStorm能否用Command+数字切换标签页？该功能在Atom等IDE中可用

Absolutely! WebStorm does support using Command + Number (for macOS) to jump directly to specific tabs, just like Atom, VS Code, and the other IDEs/editors you mentioned.

Here's the breakdown:

• Out-of-the-box functionality: By default, WebStorm maps Command + 1 through Command + 9 to switch to the 1st to 9th open tab in your current window. This should work immediately for most users without any setup needed.
• If the shortcut isn't working: If you find the combination isn't triggering (maybe it's been overwritten by a plugin or custom keymap), you can adjust it in preferences:
  1. Open WebStorm settings with Command + ,
  2. Go to the Keymap section in the left menu
  3. Search for "Select Tab" in the top search bar
  4. You'll see entries for "Select Tab 1" up to "Select Tab 9"—check that their shortcuts are set to the corresponding Command + Number combination. If not, right-click the entry, choose "Add Keyboard Shortcut", and input the desired key combo.

It's really convenient that this common navigation shortcut is standardized across so many popular tools—makes switching between different IDEs way less of a hassle when you don't have to re-learn basic tab navigation!

Content of this question originates from Stack Exchange, question author: Aladdin Mhemed