How do I change Google Chrome's change tab shortcut to be like Unix? [closed]

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I have tried the shortcut manager extension to no avail. I have recently found out about adding App Shortcuts with Keyboard. Keyboard asks me to provide it with the Application for which I am providing a shortcut, the name of the menu command that I want to make a shortcut for, and the shortcut.

Menu title reads: Enter the exact name of the menu command you want to add. Looking further into this, Apple Support says: "You must type the command exactly as it appears in the application menu, including ellipses and any other punctuation."

How do I find the application menu for Chrome? I have tried typing Ctrl+Tab or "Switches to the next tab" in the menu title field and replaced it with my preferred way to switch tabs (like a Unix Shell) to no avail.

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Just wrote the corresponding menu (can't tell you the exact, mine is not English) in the menu title case. To find the name of the menu, open chrome => menu window and this should be something like Select the next tab