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That's the same behaviour as OSX. At first I also hated this behaviour, coming form the Linux/Window environment. But after using it in conjunction with ALT+`
by xtracto 10y ago
That's the same behaviour as OSX. At first I also hated this behaviour, coming form the Linux/Window environment. But after using it in conjunction with ALT+` (to cycle through app's Windows) I actually find it better than the standard Windows behaviour.
- lathiat 10y agoYeah once you learnt to use alt-backtick to switch window apps this is a much better experience IMO. Doesn't work without that though.
- pyre 10y agoMy biggest issue with the macOS way is that there are edge causes when using Spaces. The biggest being "stand-alone" Chrome apps like Signal Desktop are still tied to Chrome, even though they get their own icon and a separate place on the Dock. CMD-Tab'ing to Signal Desktop might just send me to a Chrome window. Ugh.
- pawadu 10y agoI am with unethical_ban on this. Most of the time I am switching between multiple instances of the same app and this drives me crazy. Just because OSX does it (I don't think windows 10 does this) it doesn't mean it is a good idea.
- jvolkman 10y agoSo use alt+`, which allows you to switch between multiple windows from the same app without the clutter of other apps.
- ComputerGuru 10y agoHey, what do you know. We just released this last month, but it didn't get any love from HN: https://neosmart.net/blog/2017/easy-window-switcher/ https://neosmart.net/blog/2017/easy-window-switcher/