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Previous to Lion, I used to be able to go to a hot corner and all of the open windows in all applications would appear neatly side by side. Now I get stacks of windows grouped by application. How can I go back to the old way where every window was visible? This is helpful in Photoshop when I need to see all of the images I am working on and all of the images on my website in Safari.
MacBook Pro 15", Mac OS X (10.5.8)
Go back to an older OS. That's just the way Lion is.
You don't have a hot-corner for that anymore.
You use a gesture for that now. You can either 4-finger swipe down, or place the tips of your fingers in the center of your track pad. Your fingers should be bunched up and touching each other. To show all windows, expand your fingers, as if you were showing someone "5" on your fingers.
Actually, I believe it's swipe three fingers up.
You can have a Hot Corner if you want. Go to System Preferences > Mission Control. Click the "Hot Corners" button. In the corner you want to use, choose "Application Windows".
Command F3 will do the trick
Thank You Apple does not mention this very useful REQUIREMENT (I could not Find it anywhere the manual?)
Evidently, it is now called Mission Control for your hot corner. You can also use F3.
How do you show all open windows in all applications?
