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I have the same problem as many others users. Jump back <C-o> works, but jump forward don't. I read same questions and answers but don't get any result.
I try :verbose map <C-I> command and get this:
verbose command result How to disable snipmate mappings?

Dimko Desu
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First, if that isn't clear to you, <C-i> is the same as <Tab>; unfortunately, you cannot map them separately.

You screenshot shows that snipMate has grabbed <C-i> in visual and select mode; it needs those mappings to jump to the next snippet tab stop. You can change that by editing the snipMate file, but these mappings do not interfere with the normal-mode <C-i> mapping that you're concerned about.

In normal mode, you've remapped <C-i> / <Tab> to gt in your .vimrc; you need to re-assign or remove that to get back the original <C-i> command.

Ingo Karkat
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    Thanks you for your answer. I don't know that `` equal to `Tab`. I disabled `Tab` in my vimrc and now it's all right. – Dimko Desu Apr 26 '13 at 07:18
  • I had the same problem. I was not sure how to disable Tab in my .vimrc. To inspect the mapping use :map . then to clear it use :unmap and the jumping should start working. For me I had this in my .vimrc nmap >> Removing this resolved the problem for me. – Wayne Sep 01 '22 at 10:10