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"Command" + "~" will switch between windows of the app currently in focus. Not the same behavior as Alt-Tab, but together with Command+Tab it works well. If y
by pazimzadeh 6y ago
"Command" + "~" will switch between windows of the app currently in focus.
Not the same behavior as Alt-Tab, but together with Command+Tab it works well.
If you hold Command down after doing Command+Tab, you can also use "~" and "Tab" to select the app to the left or right in the list of recent apps.
- dunham 6y agoThanks, I did not know about that last one. I've been instinctively using Cmd-Shift-Tab for that, which is a little awkward to execute.
- jakemauer 6y agoI didn't know this either! I'll probably continue using shift as it's engrained in me from browsers where ctrl+tab and ctrl+shift+tab cycle through open tabs forwards and backwards.
- rsync 6y ago""Command" + "~" will switch between windows of the app currently in focus." Yes, but not properly, with memory ... C-Tab (like we expect, everywhere) will let you rapidly cycle back and forth between the two apps you are using - no matter where they are/were in the stack when you first C-Tab'd over. However, C-` forces you to move through the entire stack for every switch. If your app-window is eight windows away, you need to go 16 spaces/slots to switch back and forth. This has always been the case and, IMO, is actually a bug. It suggests that Apple employees don't use their systems like this because they wouldn't put up with it for one day if they did.
- xhrpost 6y agoIs there an option to enable this? I have two Chrome windows maximized but Command + ~ doesn't seem to switch between them when focused on one.