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I mean, it does work pretty similar to the windows task bar? If an application is open, it is listed there in the dock with a mark under it. You can pin applica
by Rury 2y ago
I mean, it does work pretty similar to the windows task bar? If an application is open, it is listed there in the dock with a mark under it. You can pin applications to the dock or remove them via right clicking it. Right clicking on one will provide a list the windows which are open to which you can select from, as well as a "show all windows" option which will hide everything else, and visually show just the windows for that application (you can also just force-click on the app icon to do this).
The only difference I see is that the windows taskbar provides a preview thumbnail when hovering over the icons. In which case, there's apps you can get for that.
- edelhans 2y agoThe big difference for me is that there is no way to quickly jump between multiple windows of the same application. I often have multiple different projects open in vscode and would love a way to switch between them without having to right-click and selecting one from the list. All I want is something like the windows taskbar with auto-grouping disabled.
- sbuk 2y agoThe App Exposé gesture works really well for that purpose. It's gesture-based, but you can configure a hot corner to trigger it too.
- Rury 2y ago> there is no way to quickly jump between multiple windows of the same application Except that there is, and with multiple ways to do so: 1) CMD+Backtick 2) ALT+Tab + down/up arrow 3) force clicking the app icon 4) Clicking on "Show all windows" 5) Exposé As far as I can tell, the only thing that's different between the windows task bar and the mac dock is the preview thumbnails.