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I get where the author is coming from, but I too prefer the cmd-tab to switch between applications, and cmd-backtick to cycle through windows in the application
by deltarholamda 5y ago
I get where the author is coming from, but I too prefer the cmd-tab to switch between applications, and cmd-backtick to cycle through windows in the application. I do more of the latter than the former.
Neither do I care that much for snapping. What I really prefer is for my windows to be where I left them, and MacOS is pretty good about keeping them that way.
- hbn 5y ago> What I really prefer is for my windows to be where I left them, and MacOS is pretty good about keeping them that way. Well, it is once you go into Preferences > Mission Control and turn off "Automatically rearrange Spaces based on most recent use" I can't imagine why that's enabled by default, and I always forget to turn it off when setting up a new machine and don't realize it until I get confused for the 50th time, thinking I'm losing my mind cause my desktops are in a different order from what I thought
- pishpash 5y agoProbably because most of the "windows in the application" these days is just the web browser.