If you are looking for ways to open a new tab in Sublime Text Editor for macOS, you can do so in two ways,
- Using Keyboard shortcut,
- Using Menu options
1. Open new tab with Keyboard Shortcut:
Just press the ⌘ Command + N key to open a new tab.
2. Open new tab with Menu Option:
- Go to Sublime Menu bar,
- Go under File -> New File
Not: Sublime open's file in a new tab whenever you open a file.
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