How do I change the behavior of cmd + tab key to switch between any open windows instead of switching between applications?
I have cmd + ` to switch between windows of the same application. For example, I have two firefox windows open, cmd + ` switches between the two open windows.
I have option + ` to cycle through open windows, this can be any app window that is open. But I don't have a visualization of the windows I'll be cycling through.
Basically what I'm looking for is the behavior in Linux/Windows. Where cmd tabs cycles between open windows of all applications with visualizations.
Imagine you have a code IDE on one side taking up half the screen and two firefox windows open where one takes up the other half and one takes up the entire screen. When I want to switch quickly between the IDE and firefox, firefox takes up the entire screen because cmd + tab cycles between APPS and not windows.
I have cmd + ` to switch between windows of the same application. For example, I have two firefox windows open, cmd + ` switches between the two open windows.
I have option + ` to cycle through open windows, this can be any app window that is open. But I don't have a visualization of the windows I'll be cycling through.
Basically what I'm looking for is the behavior in Linux/Windows. Where cmd tabs cycles between open windows of all applications with visualizations.
Imagine you have a code IDE on one side taking up half the screen and two firefox windows open where one takes up the other half and one takes up the entire screen. When I want to switch quickly between the IDE and firefox, firefox takes up the entire screen because cmd + tab cycles between APPS and not windows.