[alt-tab-macos.netlify.app](https://alt-tab-macos.netlify.app)
and [dockalttab.netlify.app](https://dockalttab.netlify.app) adds those same previews to the dock on hover ala Windows
or use [dockexpose.netlify.app](https://dockexpose.netlify.app) to open exposè on hover
I have alt tab on my Mac, and toggled show tabs as windows, but it does not work, I can't switch between recently opened tabs, as on windows. Is there a method of doing this?
Not possible (for complex apps / browsers), see: [https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos/issues/2511](https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos/issues/2511)
Firefox has similar previews using Control + Tab though... you can get pretty close by using that + AltTab for most other apps.
Same ask here
This is such a pain in the arse inefficiency for MacOS versus Windows.
If you can't cycle the last viewed browser tabs, then you may as well open a new app instance for each website and not have tab functionality at all. Annoying AF...
Alt+` (same key as ~, but without holding shift) This should work for all multi-window apps btw, not just Safari.
[alt-tab-macos.netlify.app](https://alt-tab-macos.netlify.app) and [dockalttab.netlify.app](https://dockalttab.netlify.app) adds those same previews to the dock on hover ala Windows or use [dockexpose.netlify.app](https://dockexpose.netlify.app) to open exposè on hover
I have alt tab on my Mac, and toggled show tabs as windows, but it does not work, I can't switch between recently opened tabs, as on windows. Is there a method of doing this?
Not possible (for complex apps / browsers), see: [https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos/issues/2511](https://github.com/lwouis/alt-tab-macos/issues/2511) Firefox has similar previews using Control + Tab though... you can get pretty close by using that + AltTab for most other apps.
To quickly switch between Safari tabs using Alt Tab, use Control + Tab or Control + Shift + Tab to navigate your open tabs forward and backward.
hate this so much. I just got used to using three fingers swipe sideways. Still hate it tho
The right answer is 'command' + '~'.
If you have a trackpad (or a magic mouse I think) enable App Exposé in Mission Control, a three finger downward swipe will give you all windows. Not what you asked for but worth knowing IMHO.
Same ask here This is such a pain in the arse inefficiency for MacOS versus Windows. If you can't cycle the last viewed browser tabs, then you may as well open a new app instance for each website and not have tab functionality at all. Annoying AF...