Command-Tab Plus for Mac
Keyboard-centric application and window switcher.
$15.99
In English
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Command-Tab Plus overview
Command-Tab Plus is a keyboard-centric application switcher. It is designed to let you switch between apps in a faster and more convenient way. When you work with a lot of programs which are running, switching between them can be a problem because it often takes a long time. Command-Tab Plus gives you many improvements in working with multiple applications, and is designed to be an alternative to Apple's native App Switcher.
Features
- Quick Switch Between Applications - Using Option + Number key makes switch to an app without tapping a bunch of keys.
- Isolated Spaces - When using Command-Tab Plus, by default it displays only app icons are running on a current display or a space. Thus, apps on inactive spaces are hidden on the current space. Of course, you can disable this function in settings.
- Hide Unused Applications - Command-tab Plus hides icons of inactive (hidden) apps. This function allows you switch more quickly between apps you are using at the moment. That is very convenient if you have a lot of apps in the background, but you don’t want them to show up in the switcher.
- Customizable Appearance - You can customize an appearance if you need, change border or background colors, icon sizes and more
What’s new in version 2.6
- New activation mechanism (switching applications), now it works like click on Apple Dock (switching windows in Workspaces)
- Fixed problem with CAPS LOCK
- Fixed problems switching applications after switching window
- Minor fixes and improvements
Command-Tab Plus for Mac
$15.99
In English
Version 2.6
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Apr 5 2019
Version: 1.92
Hi Paganel- I imagine that I use the built-in command-tab, conservatively, about a billion times a day:-) And I use command tic (not sure the name of that character) to move among documents within an app. And, I see that you have glowing reviews, so I have a simple question and with no negativity intended: what's the difference? Wouldn't some sort of comparison chart be useful, showing what the built-in utility does and what yours does? Also Butler, and LaunchBar?It would help me because I am not seeing it, though clearly many others DO see it. Thanks.
