> ` goes left. For every app you want to close, hit Q
I didn't know about either of these, thanks.
Also apparently, up or down brings up a view of all the windows for that app.
A while ago I put together some hammerspoon lua for making cmd-tab go by window instead of by app because that's how my brain works, but it's slower than the native cmd-tab. Are there other similar hidden tricks for Dock.app (which, I presume, is the thing that makes the cmd-tab overlay appear)?
You can two-finger drag to make the selected app move around, although I rarely do so.
You can also three-finger drag down on the selected app to get Mission Control view for that app, to select a window directly. I do that somewhat more often.
Those are the other ones I know. Discoverability of the various affordances in the macOS interface is terrible, but it stays pretty consistent over the years.
There should be a manual of a couple hundred pages. I miss the days when that was standard.
I didn't know about either of these, thanks.
Also apparently, up or down brings up a view of all the windows for that app.
A while ago I put together some hammerspoon lua for making cmd-tab go by window instead of by app because that's how my brain works, but it's slower than the native cmd-tab. Are there other similar hidden tricks for Dock.app (which, I presume, is the thing that makes the cmd-tab overlay appear)?