That isn't Mac OS X's built-in Command-Tab application switcher. That's Keyboard Maestro. You can change whatever happened to it in that application's preferences.
On Sep 6, 12:43 am, quoddbe <[email protected]> wrote: > A few weeks ago, I changed the appearance of quicksilver (a more ocean- > blue for the Bezel interface). Today, after installing several new > plugins, the appearance of my default Mac OS X application switcher > (command+tab) suddenly became stuck in the new quicksilver style - but > the icons for the apps are very tiny, and so this function is now > really useless. I like and use command+tab, even though i know QS can > easily be used for app switching. > > any thoughts on how to get it back? I've deleted all superfluous > plugins and scripts for quicksilver, and restarted, no change. > Changed back the quicksilver appearance to default. Restarted mac. > Still no change. > > Here's a shot of what the new app switcher is stuck as: > > http://f.cl.ly/items/0p1A1O3x1R321y1u2e2l/Screen%20shot%202011-09-06%... > > I'm running Snow Leopard. > > thx, all.
