> Yes. Well actually, Initially hit Alt+`, this will let you
> do the quick switch between two. Once the tab box comes up,
> you then need to continue to hold down alt, and use tab to
> rotate.

> Yes, but you would actually need to let go of the alt
> button. It's a one way street. You start with Alt+Tab,
> you're going to be cycling through all the windows. if you
> start with Alt+` you'll be cycling through just the windows
> of one type.

I tested this enhancement. The shortcut works. Good job!

There is one noticeable and distinctive difference. Whereas with Alt-Tab I press and hold the Alt key and need release only the Tab key to cycle to each window, I have to release both the Alt and ` key to cycle to the next window. For consistency, I would think the two shortcuts would work the same. That is, I should be able to press and hold Alt and then only release the ` key to cycle through the similar windows. I think you're alluding to that behavior in your previous post, but I'm unsure.

Did not matter whether I started with Alt-Tab to find the app I wanted and then switched to Alt-` or I started directly with Alt-`. I did release the Alt key when wanting to move from Alt-Tab to Alt-`. I found the difference confusing at first and then found the behavior frustrating. Probably 20 years of using Alt-Tab has me expecting that I do not have to release the Alt key and should only release the ` key.

Is there a way to update that behavior? Probably (hopefully) a one one-liner adjustment somewhere is all that is needed?

I want to push to GIT but I'd like to see that behavior fixed, if possible. Overall I like the new shortcut. :) Using the backtick key, which is next to the Tab key is nice too. Is that your idea or the way the Mac shortcut works?

Darrell