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If you want to use your native window manager, why don’t you just disable tabs and have every link open a new browser window?

• dijit 8mo ago
  On MacOS that would be an amazing poor UX, cmd+tab works on Applications, not specific windows. Switching windows within the same Application is cmd+` ; and only works on the current workspace.
  • msephton 8mo ago
    I agree it would be a poor experience, but macOS does have an additional shortcut key for switching between windows: Command–Grave accent (`)
    • dijit 8mo ago
      did… did I not mention that?
      • pinnochio 8mo ago
        You absolutely did, but are you not aware that cmd+` allows you to switch between windows?
        • dijit 8mo ago
          only with the same application, and on the same virtual desktop (which is what i said). i am confused here now, what do you mean that i am missing?
        • frizlab 8mo ago
          What you are thinking about is provided by a third-party app (AltTab). It was never a part of the system.
      • msephton 8mo ago
        I was severely jetlagged when I replied. Apologies for restating things. The suggestion seemed to me to be limited to browser windows
  • letrix 8mo ago
    What about using AltTab? https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos