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> > cmd+backtick is like cmd+tab but between windows of the same app. > Well, I wish that were completely true, because cmd+backtick only cycles through the wi
by JadeNB 6y ago
> > cmd+backtick is like cmd+tab but between windows of the same app.
> Well, I wish that were completely true, because cmd+backtick only cycles through the windows of the application, while cmd+tab lets you select the application you want.
I'm having trouble distinguishing between these two descriptions of the behaviour. What is different between what you say and what the author says?
- D-Coder 6y agoCmd-tab shows the row of open applications, you can tab through them (or shift-tab to go backwards), OR mouse over and click whichever app you want. Cmd-backtick only cycles through the windows.
- peterhil 6y agoSpeaking of which — while cycling through windows with Cmd-tab, you can hide or quit them by pressing h or q, by keeping the command button pressed.