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I’ve mapped the <Tab> key to switch buffers. However, as <Tab> is equivalent to <Ctrl-I>, I’m unable to navigate the jumplist.
Is there any way to map the jumplist navigation to some other key (say g, and g. for example) such that I can use <Tab> independently?
Yes, just use
norewhen defining the maps.The
noretells vim to not respect maps in the right hand side of the mapping.