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The two main reasons I like it so far: 1. I can now Cmd+Tab through all windows, rather than through all apps. (For example, say I have Mail and 4 Safari windo
by davidbarker 5y ago
The two main reasons I like it so far:
1. I can now Cmd+Tab through all windows, rather than through all apps. (For example, say I have Mail and 4 Safari windows open, the standard macOS Cmd+Tab will just let me flip between Mail and Safari at a general level, but AltTab will let me switch through all of those 5 windows.)
2. Screenshots of all windows as you're switching.
- MBCook 5y agoThat’s what command-backtick is for. It cycles between windows in a single application. For #2 I’d just use Expose. But thanks for answering my question. It’s been a long time since I used windows so I didn’t know (or forgot) there was a difference.
- davidbarker 5y agoYou're welcome. I do use Cmd+` when I'm already in the app that I want to switch between the windows of, but I like the ability with this app where I can switch straight to the window I want no matter what app I'm currently in. I've also tried (and paid for) Witch, but it can often be slow and the screenshot feature isn't great.
- brimstedt 5y agoThe problem with expose is it is slow. You need to visually search for the right window, then select it. (Unlike the equivalent in KDE that lets you filter by window title by just typing)
- urspx 5y agoFYI, from cmd+tab you can use the down arrow to get to the window level of the application (then arrow keys to navigate through the windows).