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Hey everyone, I'm Fernando. I've been building iOS apps for 16 yrs. I've always felt like cmd+tab could work better but didn't find the time to fix it until now.
These were my qualms with the native one: - cmd+tab would open on the wrong display - switching to an app would sometimes take me to the wrong screen, app or window - switching to some apps wouldn't open them - too many apps cluttering the switcher - no way to control other displays
The idea was to stay close to the native one, while fixing these issues without a subscription, so it's a one-time $5.99.
What annoying thing did I miss from the native one?
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Hey everyone, I'm Fernando. I've been building iOS apps for 16 yrs. I've always felt like cmd+tab could work better but didn't find the time to fix it until now.
These were my qualms with the native one:
- cmd+tab would open on the wrong display
- switching to an app would sometimes take me to the wrong screen, app or window
- switching to some apps wouldn't open them
- too many apps cluttering the switcher
- no way to control other displays
The idea was to stay close to the native one, while fixing these issues without a subscription, so it's a one-time $5.99.
What annoying thing did I miss from the native one?