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Keyboard Maestro - App switcher, macros, and more
Does the window switcher do Windows-style switching?
Keyboard Maestro - App switcher, macros, and more
I know you're asking about Keyboard Maestro, but this can be accomplished by mixing cmd-tab and cmd-` (same key as the tilde ~) with just the regular OS X.
Keyboard Maestro - App switcher, macros, and more
Unfortunately, the drawback to that is that cmd-tab will bring the previous app and all it's associated window up to the top. I just want to toggle between 2 windows, whether they're from the same app or different apps, without changing the z-order of all the other windows on my desktop.
Keyboard Maestro - App switcher, macros, and more
This isn't exactly what you're looking for, but command-` switches between windows of an open app just like command-tab switches between open apps
Keyboard Maestro - App switcher, macros, and more
There's a way to switch windows from one application to another by pressing control-F4. To change the shortcut, go to System Preferences > Keyboard & Mouse > Keyboard Shortcuts. Under "Keyboard Navigation", there's an item called "Focus on Window (active) or next window". Clicking on its shortcut column will let you to enter a new shortcut. Pressing the shortcut+shift will reverse the behavior (e.g. if you have yours set to control-F4, pressing control-shift-F4 will activate the previous active window). |
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