Re: ":tabbuffer", ":tbuffer"

One way would be to use the ":tab {cmd}" syntax, i.e.

:tab sb 4

to open a new tab for editing buffer #4. In general, ":tab" followed by
a command which normally opens a new window in the current tab will
execute the command, but the new window will be opened in a new tab. See
":h :tab" for details.

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