I just realized you’re talking about the actual “Toggle Application” action. That at least allows me to test. The code for that hasn’t changed on over 3 years, so I can’t explain why it differs between the last two versions.
I noticed that if I have Mail in full screen, but also have a non-full screen window (like an individual message), I see something like what you want. (It switches to Mail, then back to the other desktop.) But if I have Mail full screen and no other windows, Toggle Application doesn’t do anything. Could this explain the difference, rather than the different versions of Quicksilver? The action works by checking to see if the application is hidden. Hiding seems to be disabled for full screen apps. My guess is that a full screen app always says “I’m not hidden”, so Quicksilver then tries to hide it, which does nothing. Maybe this code should be re-examined/updated to accommodate full screen apps. Can you open an issue? https://github.com/quicksilver/Quicksilver/issues -- Rob McBroom <http://www.skurfer.com/>
