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How do I configure Command + Tab to switch between all open windows ?
I read that I need to disable
"When switching to an application, switch to a Space with open windows for the application."
However, I can't find this settings anywhere.
Thanks
MacBook Air (M2)
I tried all combination of
>Apple Settings>Desktop & Dock>
"Group windows by application "
"When switching to an application, switch to a Space with open windows for the application."
But I did not get the desire results.
If I have 2 Safari windows open, I am looking to see 2 Safari when clicking on command + Tab, without the need to use command + `. to reach the second window.
Changing the command + ` shortcut doesn't help.
Thank you.
MikeArbach wrote:
How do I configure Command + Tab to switch between all open windows ?
I read that I need to disable
"When switching to an application, switch to a Space with open windows for the application."
However, I can't find this settings anywhere.
Command Tab is a baked in shortcut for the HUD (Heads Up Display) switching between applications
>Apple Settings>Desktop & Dock
You can try Keyboard>Keyboard Shortcuts>Keyboard
Any chance to configure this without 3rd party apps ?
Disable grouping windows by application on windows switch
