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Then use Cmd-H to hide it. It's a different model to what you are used to and IMHO more flexible and powerful. If you try and keep operating in a manner learne

Then use Cmd-H to hide it. It's a different model to what you are used to and IMHO more flexible and powerful. If you try and keep operating in a manner learned on a different model you will inevitably be frustrated.

BuckyBeaver 4y ago
OK so now we have to issue a series of hotkeys (and then another series to undo them) in order to achieve what only requires half those actions on other systems. There has been no evidence provided to show how this design is "more flexible and powerful," since all the same options exist on Windows, which ALSO offers other options that require half the steps to achieve app-switching.
- rad_gruchalski 4y ago
  That’s why I just cmd+(shift+)tab and cmd+(shift+)`. No need to use a mouse and it doesn’t bother me that the window stays in the background. Most apps run in full screen anyway. Same with windows: alt+tab (citrix…) is the way to go. I haven’t minimised a window in months. For those special needs, there’s expose.