> Hold ⌥. Okay, I tried it. Cmd+V doesn't paste what was highlighted. (The parent is referencing Linux's selection, which, AFAIK, doesn't exist in any form on

> Hold ⌥. Okay, I tried it. Cmd+V doesn't paste what was highlighted. (The parent is referencing Linux's selection, which, AFAIK, doesn't exist in any form on macOS. iTerm2 tries to emulate it by using the clipboard, but that's not the same.) If I'm supposed to middle click, I have absolutely no idea how to do that. > It’s ⌘↹. If "↹" is supposed to be "tab", no, that's no it. Cmd+Tab is, as op says, a switch between applications, and pulls all windows of a given app to the top of the Z-order. Alt+Tab's functionality (pull this particularly window to the top of the Z-order) is usually exactly what I what — I want a particular browser window, which I have positioned to the side so that I can still see, e.g., my editor. But then Cmd+Tab fronts unrelated stuff on top of it. AFAIK, there is no equivalent to Alt+Tab is macOS. There's Cmd+`, but it is different still.