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It would be fantastic to be able to set global hotkeys to jump to specific tabs in Chrome. My first 3 tabs in Chrome are Personal Gmail, Work Gmail, and FogBugz. I\'d love the ability to jump directly to one of those three using a keyboard shortcut. It seems to me that it should be possible to modify the application toggle script to add a \"command-1\" sent to the app once it displays. That would solve the problem for me. It seems trivially easy, but my experience is that things that seem like easy changes rarely are. I\'m trying to use variations of: tell application "System Events" to keystroke "1" using command down in various spots in the script, but in testing it doesn\'t ever seem to respond by switching the active tab. Any chance someone reading this would be able to help me with how to do this? --- **Source:** [https://my.remarkbox.com/2fc4f7e9-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501](https://my.remarkbox.com/2fc4f7e9-4208-11e9-9d31-040140774501) **Snapshot:** 2026-04-27T03:27:05Z **Generator:** Remarkbox `97a1fff`