Hi, I completely agree with Allessandro > > I admit that I've been lost some times, mostly when I forget to put the > two applications I'm switching back and forth on the same workspace. In > this situation, I expect that Alt-Tab brings up the previous used > application, while it brings up other applications on the current > workspace. > I've got the same problems : All the terminals in a same workspace or 2, FF in another and tb in yet another. I sometimes get lost. Plus, what puzzles me is to have to use both hands to be able to switch between 2 terminals.
> This might be my fault for not grouping vim and the terminal on the same > space, however it puzzles me. > One cannot assess in advance on how people wil organize their windows > > Regarding live previews, I definitely prefer large icons. For me, it is > much easier to recognize an app from its icon rather than from a tiny > (usually white) preview :). > Isn't this something that the user, able to choose before, should still be abe to choose now ? I'm having a look into alttab.js to see how things can be changed. however, is there a way to override alttab.js with an extenstion ? Cheers, Thomas
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