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I have a lot of complaints but I would say my three big gripes are: - Window navigation within (rather than between) open programs. Mainly if one is on an exte
by devmor 6mo ago
I have a lot of complaints but I would say my three big gripes are:
- Window navigation within (rather than between) open programs. Mainly if one is on an external monitor, this is just a nightmare and I end up using expose and clicking the window instead.
- Window positioning (I installed 3rd party software called Rectangle for this last year so it’s kind of solved but if we’re talking about the vanilla experience this is a big one)
- Having to switch focus to the dock and navigate one by one through shortcuts to open them instead of the Super+Dock position shortcuts that Windows and KDE expose
- nandomrumber 6mo ago> Window navigation within open programs Isn’t table cmd + ~
- allthetime 6mo agoWindow navigation is just ctrl+direction
- devmor 6mo agoThat does not work between monitors.
- sitharus 6mo agoInteresting, those are problems I don't have, I guess due to my work and workflow. Command-` works for window switching as I expect, probably simply due to being used to it so I know exactly how It works. Window positioning is an interesting one. I can't stand windows being positioned through tools, I stack them like you would with papers and shuffle through so the edge overlap is really important. Probably showing my age there! And I never use the dock. Spotlight gets me everything I'd need from there.
- samtheprogram 6mo agoThey kinda added window positioning with Tahoe -- there are things I like more about it than Rectangle (resizing), but I found that it was janky enough I switched back to Rectangle. I rarely use the Dock, it's somewhat eye candy I leave up, or add stacks for folders that I use, but typically for keyboard action I reach for spotlight (cmd+space). Now, spotlight occasionally shitting the bed, that's another issue...