Mission control changes?

[AppleFan91]

Hey guys, please forgive me if this is a known issue or change, but has anyone else noticed that when going into exposé and switching between apps, I used to be able to just place the mouse over the app and hit the exposé button again and it would go to that app. Now I have to manually click on the app instead or it will just go back to the app I was on. Anyone experience this or no a way to change it back to the old way? Thanks again!

 

[davidcmc]

I actually didn't know you could re-press the F3 button to select the window where the mouse is hovering.

Just tried it in 10.11.6. Nice feature.

I hope they don't change it in the final build of Sierra.

 

[AppleFan91]

I actually didn't know you could re-press the F3 button to select the window where the mouse is hovering.

Just tried it in 10.11.6. Nice feature.

I hope they don't change it in the final build of Sierra.

Yeah haha, I use it as a fast way to multitask between Windows and it's a habit now lol. Its jarring that they changed it. Hopefully it's a bug but this far in the beta process, I'm getting concerned it isn't.

 

[Ritsuka]

They rewrote the whole thing in Swift, so probably they didn't notice some behaviours of the previous version. In this case, it's always a good idea to send a bug report or a feedback.

 

[grahamperrin]

Plus: I'm almost certain that years ago, an early pre-release of Mac OS X allowed 'expanded previews' of windows whilst hovering over the underlying (invisible) positions of non-expanded previews. That's probably not a good written description, but the effect was intuitive and very pleasing.

The feature never made it to golden master and when I later asked Apple to retry the feature, no-one could recall the feature.

 

[Blue Sun]

They rewrote the whole thing in Swift, so probably they didn't notice some behaviours of the previous version. In this case, it's always a good idea to send a bug report or a feedback.

I thought the "under the hood" graphics changes were implemented in El Capitan?

 

[Ritsuka]

There are always a lot of under the hood changes in every Mac OS release.

 

[nontroppo]

They rewrote the whole thing in Swift, so probably they didn't notice some behaviours of the previous version. In this case, it's always a good idea to send a bug report or a feedback.

Hi, do you have any further info on this, developer docs etc?

 

[Ritsuka]

It was in a WWDC 2016 session, I don't remember which one.