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Just press Command-` to switch between windows of the same application. Command-Tab to switch between windows of other applications.
by ctrlrsf 6y ago
Just press Command-` to switch between windows of the same application. Command-Tab to switch between windows of other applications.
- kilburn 6y agoNote that on a US keyboard the ` (backtick) key is the one right below ESC. If you have the keyboard in another locale (I use ES-intl) that hotkey doesn't make any sense at all: ` is next to "p" in my keyboard, and works only as a dead key. Cmd-` is literally impossible to use on it. If you are in this situation, do yourself a favor and remap the "move focus to next window" hotkey [1]. It is very useful and I couldn't live without it now. [1] https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/280220/how-to-change-the-default-shortcut-for-move-focus-to-next-window-to-something https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/280220/how-to-chan...
- emidln 6y ago` (backtick) is also right above tab. On a US keyboard, this makes Cmd+Tab switch apps and Cmd+` switch windows of an app. It's probably worth noting that the defaults remain on common Linux (at least KDE, GNOME, and Cinnamon) and Windows desktop shells with Alt instead of Cmd. On Linux, Windows, and OSX, adding Shift cycles in reverse order.
- Jtsummers 6y agoI got so used to this I made M-` switch between frames in emacs on Windows (work environment).
- symlinkk 6y agoWeirdly enough this doesn't work when apps are in full screen mode, which Apple has been pushing lately.
- zelos 6y agoOr Ctrl-Down to get Mission Control (Exposé) for the current application's windows only