Execute two commands with one binding?

[txtyash]

When I press Alt+r I want to escape and then I want to switch to the previous tab. This doesn`t work:

map <a-r> reset visitPreviousTab

If I just simply add

map <a-r> visitPreviousTab

then this doesn't work when the focus is in a textarea or any input

[shynekomaid]

So. In the new version of chrome, the "Save tab group" feature has broken the tab switching mechanism, this could be your problem. Also try using ^ to switch tabs.

[shynekomaid]

For chain binding, read - https://github.com/gdh1995/vimium-c/wiki/Auto-run-a-tree-of-commands

[txtyash]

I couldn't understand everything but I came up with this:

mapKey <a-r> <esc> $then="visitPreviousTab"

which didn't really work

[gdh1995]

To jump across tabs whatever mode Vimium C is in (normal, insert, or anything else), the recommended way is to use chrome://extensions/shortcuts and shortcut userCustomized1 visitPreviousTab

If a key mapping uses <a-r>, then it only takes effects in normal mode, but not in insert mode.
To trigger commands in insert mode, you'll need :i to indicate it's insert-mode-enabled:

# both lines are necessary, unless you use `shortcut userCustomized1 ...`
map <a-r> visitPreviousTab
map <a-r:i> visitPreviousTab

# or you may use the new syntax of `map!`
map! <a-r> visitPreviousTab

$then is a parameter of map (and run), but not mapKey; <esc> is a key but not a command name. So, map <a-r:i> dispatchEvent esc $then="visitPreviousTab" may help.