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The problem with spaces is that any time you cmd-tab between spaces, those spaces will be repositioned relative to each other to be adjacent. This also happens
by syrrim 9y ago
The problem with spaces is that any time you cmd-tab between spaces, those spaces will be repositioned relative to each other to be adjacent. This also happens whenever a window opens a dialogue that forces you to switch to it. This means that you can't reliably keep spaces in a strict order.
- epicide 9y agoI have never seen either of those things happen. I even just tested the first one. Perhaps it's a setting or was the behavior in an older version of macOS?
- fiddlerwoaroof 9y agoYou can disable this behavior in System Preferences > Mission Control > Automatically rearrange Spaces based on most recent use