On the main toolbar, click back / forward arrows choose Navigate | Back / Forward in the main menu or press Ctrl+Alt+Left / Cmd Alt Left or Ctrl+Alt+Right / Cmd Alt Right. Going back and forth through the history of edited files.Every file/tab you switch to remembers the position of the cursor, so you can resume editing exactly where you left off. Here’s an even more convenient way to jump to any recently opened file: bring up the Recent Files window with Ctrl+E / Cmd E and just type the name of the file you want to navigate to. Invoke switcher with hotkey Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+Shift+Tab. The file being edited right now is highlighted. Invoke Switcher to see a list of recently opened files and switch between them easily.The focus will move to the next editor tab to the right / to the left of the active one. Right-click the current editor tab and choose Select Next/Previous Tab from the context menu, or press Alt+Right / Control Right (Cmd Shift ]) or Alt+Left / Control Left (Cmd Shift [), respectively. This functionality is available in IntelliJ Idea, P圜harm, WebStorm, PhpStorm, RubyMine, and AppCode. Luckily, smart tab management and a few navigation techniques go a long way toward helping you find your way around opened files quickly and efficiently.
The challenge, however, is not to get lost in zillions of editor tabs opened for each file in the editor pane. Working with multiple files in the editor is par for the course.
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