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I've just realised something, although I love Alfred and bought a licence and cant work without it, I neglect almost all of its features. My main use for Alfred
by mwill 13y ago
I've just realised something, although I love Alfred and bought a licence and cant work without it, I neglect almost all of its features. My main use for Alfred? App switching. I find it faster and more reliable that cmd+tab.
- ihodes 13y agoI love Alfred and use it all the time, often for app-switching, but I also use Witch [1]. Big time-saver, especially for referring for documentation. Killer feature is switching between windows in the same application, something that is woefully impossible using the native OS X app switcher (something vanilla Windows has over vanilla OS X, hands-down). [1]:http://manytricks.com/witch/ http://manytricks.com/witch/
- traek 13y agoYou can use Cmd+~ to switch between application windows if they're in the same desktop.
- unicornporn 13y ago+1 to this. I installed Witch when I started using OS X, but as soon as I found out about Cmd+~ I uninstalled it.
- bosie 13y agoTechnically that cycles through the windows, meaning they all get active and visible at some point. something you can avoid with Witch...
- JEVLON 13y agoCTRL + Down brings up thumbnails of the current application's windows, though it isn't particularly keyboard friendly.