How to separate opened windows in alt+tab switcher in Ubuntu 18.04?
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When I have multiple windows of an application opened e.g. Chrome main window and Incognito window, and I press Alt+tab to switch between them, I see only one Chrome icon. I have to then press down key and then right (or left) to switch to the window I want.
How can I separate all opened windows and just press tab again while pressing Alt key, like we used to in earlier versions of Ubuntu?
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When I have multiple windows of an application opened e.g. Chrome main window and Incognito window, and I press Alt+tab to switch between them, I see only one Chrome icon. I have to then press down key and then right (or left) to switch to the window I want.
How can I separate all opened windows and just press tab again while pressing Alt key, like we used to in earlier versions of Ubuntu?
unity 18.04 application-switcher
asked May 14 at 19:44
Mazhar
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up vote
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up vote
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When I have multiple windows of an application opened e.g. Chrome main window and Incognito window, and I press Alt+tab to switch between them, I see only one Chrome icon. I have to then press down key and then right (or left) to switch to the window I want.
How can I separate all opened windows and just press tab again while pressing Alt key, like we used to in earlier versions of Ubuntu?
unity 18.04 application-switcher
asked May 14 at 19:44
Mazhar
232
When I have multiple windows of an application opened e.g. Chrome main window and Incognito window, and I press Alt+tab to switch between them, I see only one Chrome icon. I have to then press down key and then right (or left) to switch to the window I want.
How can I separate all opened windows and just press tab again while pressing Alt key, like we used to in earlier versions of Ubuntu?
unity 18.04 application-switcher
asked May 14 at 19:44
Mazhar
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asked May 14 at 19:44
Mazhar
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asked May 14 at 19:44
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asked May 14 at 19:44
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Go to Settings > Devices > Keyboard and scroll down the list of shortcuts. Alt + Tab will be the shortcut for Switch Applications.
What you want is to set Alt + Tab on Switch Windows instead, so click Switch Applications and press backspace to clear the shortcut for it. Click set. Then click Switch Windows and set Alt + Tab there instead. This will give you the desired function.
answered May 15 at 3:11
hiigaran
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anyone know how to do this through terminal ? Trying to automate.
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Install the gnome shell extension AlternateTab
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2 Answers
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Go to Settings > Devices > Keyboard and scroll down the list of shortcuts. Alt + Tab will be the shortcut for Switch Applications.
What you want is to set Alt + Tab on Switch Windows instead, so click Switch Applications and press backspace to clear the shortcut for it. Click set. Then click Switch Windows and set Alt + Tab there instead. This will give you the desired function.
answered May 15 at 3:11
hiigaran
775119
anyone know how to do this through terminal ? Trying to automate.
– Anand Rockzz
Jun 19 at 23:52
add a comment |Â
up vote
8
down vote
accepted
Go to Settings > Devices > Keyboard and scroll down the list of shortcuts. Alt + Tab will be the shortcut for Switch Applications.
What you want is to set Alt + Tab on Switch Windows instead, so click Switch Applications and press backspace to clear the shortcut for it. Click set. Then click Switch Windows and set Alt + Tab there instead. This will give you the desired function.
answered May 15 at 3:11
hiigaran
775119
anyone know how to do this through terminal ? Trying to automate.
– Anand Rockzz
Jun 19 at 23:52
add a comment |Â
up vote
8
down vote
accepted
up vote
8
down vote
accepted
Go to Settings > Devices > Keyboard and scroll down the list of shortcuts. Alt + Tab will be the shortcut for Switch Applications.
What you want is to set Alt + Tab on Switch Windows instead, so click Switch Applications and press backspace to clear the shortcut for it. Click set. Then click Switch Windows and set Alt + Tab there instead. This will give you the desired function.
answered May 15 at 3:11
hiigaran
775119
Go to Settings > Devices > Keyboard and scroll down the list of shortcuts. Alt + Tab will be the shortcut for Switch Applications.
What you want is to set Alt + Tab on Switch Windows instead, so click Switch Applications and press backspace to clear the shortcut for it. Click set. Then click Switch Windows and set Alt + Tab there instead. This will give you the desired function.
answered May 15 at 3:11
hiigaran
775119
answered May 15 at 3:11
hiigaran
775119
answered May 15 at 3:11
hiigaran
775119
answered May 15 at 3:11
hiigaran
775119
775119
anyone know how to do this through terminal ? Trying to automate.
– Anand Rockzz
Jun 19 at 23:52
add a comment |Â
anyone know how to do this through terminal ? Trying to automate.
– Anand Rockzz
Jun 19 at 23:52
anyone know how to do this through terminal ? Trying to automate.
– Anand Rockzz
Jun 19 at 23:52
anyone know how to do this through terminal ? Trying to automate.
– Anand Rockzz
Jun 19 at 23:52
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
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Install the gnome shell extension AlternateTab
edited May 17 at 22:23
Elder Geek
25.2k948119
answered May 17 at 21:32
eury
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up vote
0
down vote
Install the gnome shell extension AlternateTab
edited May 17 at 22:23
Elder Geek
25.2k948119
answered May 17 at 21:32
eury
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up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Install the gnome shell extension AlternateTab
edited May 17 at 22:23
Elder Geek
25.2k948119
answered May 17 at 21:32
eury
1
Install the gnome shell extension AlternateTab
edited May 17 at 22:23
Elder Geek
25.2k948119
answered May 17 at 21:32
eury
1
edited May 17 at 22:23
Elder Geek
25.2k948119
edited May 17 at 22:23
Elder Geek
25.2k948119
edited May 17 at 22:23
Elder Geek
25.2k948119
25.2k948119
answered May 17 at 21:32
eury
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answered May 17 at 21:32
eury
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answered May 17 at 21:32
eury
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1
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