Show All Application Windows

[msw123307]

Previously, if I just clicked and held on the application icon in the dock, all the windows for that app would pop up. Now, if I click and hold I just get a list of options (it's like I right clicked). I can click "show all application windows" from here, however, that's another step.

Did apple get rid of the click and hold method in an update or something? Seems anti-user friendly.

Also, I'm aware I can also set this up in a hotkey via mission control. Mouse method is preferred though.

With those mission control hotkeys, how do you guys use them? For example, I can set control or shift to show all app windows, but then I lose the functionality of the shift key to do what it needs to do, right? And the same with all the F1-12 Keys..they are already preprogrammed to do something to the brightness, windows, or itunes. How does all that work?

Thanks.

 

[MeUnix]

There's no need to click and hold anymore, if you just tap it a window with your applications will appear.

Hope this helps.

 

[msw123307]

There's no need to click and hold anymore, if you just tap it a window with your applications will appear.

Hope this helps.

If I tap it the windows are pushed to the front in whatever part of the screen they were last, but i'm looking for the thumbnail view of each one so I can see the entire contents of each window in a small format.

 

[MeUnix]

Like using three fingers and sliding them in an upward motion on the trackpad?

Sorry, I am confused but after looking at the attached link you provided I think this may be what you're talking about..

- Kyle