Can you "alt+tab" out of the program on Mac?

[realchimera]

Is there a similar "alt+tab" function in Mac OS?

 

[GGJstudios]

Is there a similar "alt+tab" function in Mac OS?

Command-Tab

Apple Keyboard Shortcuts

Helpful Information for Any Mac User

 

[realchimera]

Command-Tab

Apple Keyboard Shortcuts

Helpful Information for Any Mac User

ugh, I can "command+tab" through windows-mode programs with no problem. But I cannot "command+tab" out of a program if it's run under full screen...

 

[GGJstudios]

ugh, I can "command+tab" through windows-mode programs with no problem. But I cannot "command+tab" out of a program if it's run under full screen...

That's a different question. To escape full screen mode, press Esc.

How to exit full screen mode in Mac OSX Lion (when you're stuck)

 

[samh]

ugh, I can "command+tab" through windows-mode programs with no problem. But I cannot "command+tab" out of a program if it's run under full screen...

Hm. If I'm in a full-screen app I can CMD-Tab to a different application. What application are you having trouble with?

 

[realchimera]

That's a different question. To escape full screen mode, press Esc.

How to exit full screen mode in Mac OSX Lion (when you're stuck)

Guess I could do that. I'm stil getting used to Mac OS which makes everything more tedious, even tabbing out of a program.

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Hm. If I'm in a full-screen app I can CMD-Tab to a different application. What application are you having trouble with?

A small game called "Jelly defense"

 

[dusk007]

Alt Tab is also there just a different function
CMD+Tab is between Applications
Alt(aka Option)+tab is between Windows of an Application (like between open PDF files)

 

[realchimera]

Alt Tab is also there just a different function
CMD+Tab is between Applications
Alt(aka Option)+tab is between Windows of an Application (like between open PDF files)

I assume you are talking about command+~, not alt+tab

 

[trlyka]

The CMD+Tab only toggles programs. I am looking to switch windows when I have more then one Safari open. You never see more then one version of Safari open using CMD+Tab even if you have a few separate windows open at the same time. So let's say I have 3 separate windows open vs. using tabs in one window. How do you switch between them? I can only move one window out of the way to get to another. There must be a way...

Actually, I think I found the answer. It's CMD+` (right above the Tab key)