Ironically this app has become a little more useful with Lion since Lion doesn't seem to have the all Windows expose any longer. And in fact I could imagine this app becoming popular if it actually duplicated (or had the option to do so) the old all-windows Expose including the tab option which rotated through all the windows of a particular app.

The most glaring omission is that it should list all the tabbed Windows in say Safari. That alone would give it something beyond Expose.

Currently the best, fastest and most stable Window/App switcher available. After trying all the others out there WF felt like a fresh breeze because it's so intuitive and easy on the eyes. Then of course I moved on to the Pro version which now called Optimal Layout.

This is a waste unless you go to the pro version, which has the window layout feature but other than that why wouldn't you just use command tab to cycle through your windows instead of bloating your system with needless software.

The developer deserves credit for his very reasonable responses to comments and criticisms in this forum. I think that some people, including me, have been unfair to WindowFlow. A couple posters don't seem to understand what its purpose is (window switcher as opposed to application switcher), while others seem very annoyed that there's a pro version with more features and at an additional cost. I think it's important to keep in mind that the pro features add a totally different dimension to the app, and its window-switching abilities are not at all crippled in the standard version. For my part, I didn't look closely enough at the keyboard settings in the preferences and missed some things you could do with WindowFlow, like quit applications and minimize windows, that I inaccurately ascribed as advantages to Witch. (In my own defence, these shortcuts don't show up on the little keyboard shortcut panel, and that's why I assumed they didn't exist.) The developer also makes a fair point that WindowFlow is cheaper than its competition (read: Witch). Anyway, I look forward to seeing where this goes in the near future. One thing I'd love to see in an update is a separate shortcut (i.e. Control-Tab) to cycle only the active application's windows. Thanks.

At first I thought, "Great, another bonus for MUPromo!" Then I found out it was Intel only. So to everyone with older architechture...Worthless.