And so I knew I had to find a faster way to switch between windows on Mac, or build such a tool myself. One thing's for sure - when I feel that something hinders my productivity, I do something about it. Windows solves this nicely by providing the Alt + Tab shortcut which cycles through all the open windows, not just the apps. Having to first hammer Command + Tab multiple times to focus the app, be presented with an irrelevant window, and then cluelessly hammer Command + ` multiple times to focus the target window really seems unnecessary and a colossal waste of time, especially for professionals that have lots of windows open at the same time and need to switch between them constantly, i.e. You'll first need to switch to the app of the target window, and then use Mac's dedicated window-switching shortcut, Command + ` (backtick), to cycle between the current app's open windows. MacOS currently holds a 17 part of the market, while Linux and ChromeOS clean up the remaining percentages. About 3 out of every 4 computers (77.74) that people are using globally right now use the Microsoft platform.

When you have multiple windows of the same app open at the same time, you won't be able to cycle through them with Command + Tab alone. Windows holds a significant market share compared to Mac systems. I've started making the transition to Mac OS X after developing for more than 10 years on Windows and one of the primary discomforts so far is the fact that Mac's equivalent of Window's window-switching shortcut is actually not a window switching shortcut. Boost Your Productivity with HyperSwitch for Mac OS X Feb 5, 2016

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