I don't know for sure, and I would imagine that @afercia might have thoughts. However, a couple of things to keep in mind:

down the road we could be looking at 50 maybe 100 blocks in the inserter, especially once the customization focus goes into full swing.
in one scenario, when you invoke the inserter on a newline ("the newline is the commandline"), you are actually still typing on the newline as opposed to inside the inserter itself. Sort of like Slack slash commands:

☝️ those two points don't necessarily have to affect whether or not tab can work for navigating through items, just figured I'd give them as context for some of the behaviors we've been thinking of. The inserter as a whole is also one of the interface elements that will likely undergo more iteration as we test it.

Add arrow key navigation to the inserter window. #515

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BE-Webdesignopenedon Apr 26, 2017

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openedon Apr 26, 2017