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10.7: Expand an application's windows in Mission Control
You can also alter a secret setting to enlarge the fanned-out thumbnails so you can actually read their contents, as I explain in my new book of tips (Mac Kung Fu). Here's the defaults write command you need: defaults write com.apple.dock expose-cluster-scale -float 1;killall Dock To switch back to normal, type defaults delete com.apple.dock expose-cluster-scale;killall Dock ---
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10.7: Expand an application's windows in Mission Control
You can also use quick look to read the contents while in Mission Control. Hover over a window and tap the spacebar to make it full size. Tap again to return to Mission Control.
10.7: Expand an application's windows in Mission Control
Good point but using the command I outlined expands all the windows to 100% at the same time, rather than just one. ---
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10.7: Expand an application's windows in Mission Control
Interesting tip! I tried it and it didn't quite suit me. What I'm really looking for is a way to restore the behavior where Mission Control will let you command tab between focus on a single app at a time. I can do that by swiping over the app itself in the Dock, but that's a pain. I'd rather invoke Mission Control and then command-tab between single-focus apps. I swear you used to be able to do that... ---
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