Seems quite different to me, Ctrl+tab let’s you circle through your tabs, but the new alt+q returns you to the previous tab which might or might not be next to the tab you are currently at. (I hardly use the Ctrl+tab thing, even though I’m aware of it as you’ll always have to look or think what the right shortcut to use is (There is also Cmd+[number] which gets you to the xth tab, but again here you’ll have to look and check what where you actually want to go to), but Alt+q sounds significantly more of a no brainer to just click if you want to go back.)
Seems quite different to me, Ctrl+tab let’s you circle through your tabs, but the new alt+q returns you to the previous tab which might or might not be next to the tab you are currently at. (I hardly use the Ctrl+tab thing, even though I’m aware of it as you’ll always have to look or think what the right shortcut to use is (There is also Cmd+[number] which gets you to the xth tab, but again here you’ll have to look and check what where you actually want to go to), but Alt+q sounds significantly more of a no brainer to just click if you want to go back.)