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Once I got used to gestures, I actually like macOS window management more than Linux/Windows for single monitor. It seems a bit clunky if you have multiple moni
by nijave 3y ago
Once I got used to gestures, I actually like macOS window management more than Linux/Windows for single monitor. It seems a bit clunky if you have multiple monitors
Cmd Left/Right to change between fullscreen windows. Cmd Up Arrow to show all of the fullscreen windows. Using the trackpad, 3 finger swipe up to show all the windows. Either 3 finger or 2 finger swipe left/right to switch between them.
When 2 windows are fullscreen, you can use Cmd Up Arrow to show all of them and drag 1 window in the bar at the top onto another window icon in the bar at the top to do a vertical split (only works for 2 windows)
- nirvdrum 3y agoIs there a way to make Cmd+Tab work with fullscreen windows? If I can't remember if I've made an app fullscreen, I have to three-finger swipe up to see the list of maximized applications and if it's not there, start Cmd-Tabbing to find it. Because I don't use macOS exclusively, what often happens is I try to Cmd+Tab, can't find the window, assume I'm not actually running the software I think I am and then eventually discover it's fullscreen somewhere. I'd really love to find a way to be able to Cmd+Tab through all windows, fullscreen or otherwise.
- nijave 3y agoI'm not sure but I think if you try to relaunch (through the dock or Cmd+space search) it and it's already open, it'll jump to the open window
- ShadowBanThis01 3y agoTry the utility called Alt-Tab: https://alt-tab-macos.netlify.app https://alt-tab-macos.netlify.app
- nirvdrum 3y agoThanks. This ultimately did what I was looking for.
- Tagbert 3y agoBy requiring full screen windows that method is a non-started for those of us who don’t use Apple’s full screen. I find that it isolates app from each other too much. I’m almost always working with multiple apps at once.