MC is pretty fast when the preview-images are generated once. But luckily HyperSwitch corrects this behavior.
#HYPERDOCK VS HYPERSWITCH MAC#
Why not? Because Mac users do not see that as a problem, because they are used to inefficient way. This could be solved just by making one shortcut to all windows. So you have to use two shotcuts and that is just inefficient. You have to use Cmd+Tab first and then Alt-Tab to select correct window (like you mentioned). The shortcuts that you mention, works only in app. Yes, i know there is other key shortcuts, but there is no way to switch from one app to specific window on other app.
#HYPERDOCK VS HYPERSWITCH WINDOWS#
Preview images lag behind pretty badly and because they are just cached still images, they cannot include moving video or other live-updates (like Windows does from version 7).
These two make my life with MacOS much more usable, but as they are third-party apps they are not perfect. Luckily there is a third party solutions: But i prefer Dock-method, because Mission Control is slow to open even on best of the best Macbook (maybe not if you are not heavy user). So when i need to switch between Netbeans and third Chrome window, i just have no option else than grab my mouse and select the window from either Mission Control or right-clicking the dock:īoth ways are horribly slow and unergonomic when done thousand times per day. However, there is Mission Control that shows all the windows minimised, but while it is a great looking, it just is not usable with just keyboard. It just shows big icons of apps and there is no way to open for example third window of Chrome or Finder with just the right folder.Īnd as a further insult, there is no preview of windows at all, so even if you could have multiple windows shown here, there would not be any way to know what is the correct one. This is the big one for me and the one that almost made MacOS unusable because my work includes a lot of Chrome windows and app-switching between Netbeans, Photoshop and different browsers.īut there lies the problem, MacOS does not support switching between multiple windows of one program with cmd+tab (Windows alt+tab equivalent).
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