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Hello,
I love using my mac, but I miss one feature that windows had when using the Alt + Tab keys. It would open every instance of the same application you have open. With mac, it only lets you tab through one instance.
I've been searching online and found an application called Alt Tab - has anyone tried it? Is it safe?
AltTab - Windows alt-tab on macOS (alt-tab-macos.netlify.app)
Thanks!
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 12.3
From the article: Press Control-Down Arrow.
And, on a Macbook Pro, the trackpad is pretty darn close to the keyboard.
Note that, while I may be suggesting things that are not exactly like how things worked on Windows, the may do what you need if you learn to use them.
But, best of luck.
From the article: Press Control-Down Arrow.
And, on a Macbook Pro, the trackpad is pretty darn close to the keyboard.
Note that, while I may be suggesting things that are not exactly like how things worked on Windows, the may do what you need if you learn to use them.
But, best of luck.
Peaches Van wrote:
Hello,
I love using my mac, but I miss one feature that windows had when using the Alt + Tab keys. It would open every instance of the same application you have open. With mac, it only lets you tab through one instance.
Do you mean every window? Because you can only have one instance of an app running at a time.
You can switch between windows in an app using command-~.
Yep, I want to see every window open. So if I have two safari's open, show me both not just one instance. Command~ doesn't give you that option.
Yeah, thanks for the response but mission control was not what I was asking about. It's not easily accessible when you are using the keyboard.
Has anyone downloaded and tried using the AltTab tool?
