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Only sometimes it doesn't work. (For me on a Norwegian keyboard it is CMD+<) Specifically, sometimes it works with my Safari windows ans sometimes it doesn't.

Only sometimes it doesn't work. (For me on a Norwegian keyboard it is CMD+<) Specifically, sometimes it works with my Safari windows ans sometimes it doesn't. And sometimes when it doesn't work, Option+< will work for some reason. But sometimes that doesn't work either and then I just have to swipe and slide or use alt-tab (yes, you can now install a program that gives you proper alt-tab, so I do not have to deal with this IMO nonsense, it just feels like the right thing to do when I know I'm just looking for the other Safari window.) I'm not complaining, I knew what I went to when I asked $WORK for a Mac, I have had one before and for me the tradeoff of having a laptop supported by IT and with good battery time is worth it even if the UX is (again IMO) somewhat crazy for a guy who comes from a C64->Win 3.1->Windows 95/98->Linux (all of them and a number of weird desktops) background.

SomeUserName432 1y ago
> yes, you can now install a program that gives you proper alt-tab Have you tried any that actually delivered on what was promised? And actually replacing the alt-tab, not just adding yet-another-key-combination to use?
- eitland 1y ago
  > Have you tried any that actually delivered on what was promised? It absolutely does. Maybe I should just switch to using it 100% of the time like on Windows. (I was trying to have it the KDE way: Yes, window based switching instead of App based, also an option to switch between windows from the same application.)
etoulas 1y ago
I install Karabiner [0] first thing on a new macOS. It lets you map this key to fix this issue and allows many more mappings. [0] https://karabiner-elements.pqrs.org/ https://karabiner-elements.pqrs.org/