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I welcome Marzipan. It’s not perfect at the moment, but lately I feel like when I’m in macOS I’m running a browser and awkwardly trying to switch between tabs
by bradgessler 8y ago
I welcome Marzipan.
It’s not perfect at the moment, but lately I feel like when I’m in macOS I’m running a browser and awkwardly trying to switch between tabs without Cmd + Tab. It’s not fun.
Over the last year I’ve been using an iPad with a hardware keyboard for productivity apps and it’s great. There’s apps for everything, even G-Suite, that I can Cmd + Tab through without any problems.
I really hope that the rough edges get worked out and Marizipan works; otherwise macOS will become even more stale.
The real abomination in Mojave is the Screenshot annotation tool. Good luck figuring out how to add and arrow with some text.
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Edit: Changed Alt Tab to Cmd Tab
- binomialxenon 8y ago> awkwardly trying to switch between tabs without Alt + Tab. Ctrl+Tab? (is it Cmd+Tab on the Mac?) Shortcuts like that are a big part of how I use the browser.
- bradgessler 8y agoYeah oops. Edited original message.
- teknologist 8y agoIt's ctrl + tab in Chrome. You can also use option + command and the left/right arrows to flick between tabs.
- brazzledazzle 8y agoThere’s a different shortcut for switching between tabs in a single application. I don’t know if I customized mine but it’s something like cmd+Ctrl+arrow. Cmd+tilde switches between an application’s Windows.
- saagarjha 8y agoI believe the default one is ⇧⌘[ or ⇧⌘].
- kmlx 8y agoon mac I use Cmd + Shift + [ or ]
- teknologist 8y agoYou can also use option + command and the left/right arrows
- saagarjha 8y agoThis doesn't work for me. Are you sure this is a standard shortcut?
- scottmf 8y agoSeems like it works in Chrome. Not at all standard afaik.
- teknologist 8y agoWorks for me in Firefox too.