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You can also tab to the application, hit the up arrow and use the arrow keys to select the minimized window then hit enter. In fact, my command-tab workflow is
by fiddlerwoaroof 5y ago
You can also tab to the application, hit the up arrow and use the arrow keys to select the minimized window then hit enter.
In fact, my command-tab workflow is: command-tab to open the Switcher and then arrows to switch application/window
- FabHK 5y agoExactly. Cmd-Tab to open the switcher, arrow-left/right to select the desired app, arrow-up/down to show all windows, then arrows or mouse to select the desired window.
- samatman 5y agoI did not know you could do this, and have been following command-tab with control-down for years now. Thanks!
- fiddlerwoaroof 5y agoAlso, when it comes to maximizing, the green button changes modes when you hover over it with Option held and switches to tiling the window left/right or maximizing it. In general, holding Option on Mac toggles alternate behaviors for menus and buttons. (Special callout to Option+dragging a window edge)
- scarecrowbob 5y agoThank you. That was super helpful!