One of the more useful computing hot keys in OS X is the Command-Tab application switcher. This brings up a graphical menu of the active applications and allows you to quickly switch between them. For ...

As Windows user, one of the strangest things about Mac OS is a running, active application can be in focus without any actual windows open. If you use Command+Tab to switch between apps and don't want ...

We continue coverage of an issue where no open Finder windows come to the foreground when the Finder is switched to using the Command-Tab keyboard combination -- which should be default behavior.

Note-Ify Apps has introduced Command-Tab Plus 1.0 (http://commandtab.noteifyapp.com) for macOS. It’s an alternative for Mac’s built-in Command-Tab app switcher ...

In Exposé on the Mac, there's a neat feature that lets you show only windows from a certain program by clicking its icon in the dock. Keyboard junkies, however, can also get this fix by ...

Note-Ify Apps has revved Command-Tab Plus (http://commandtab.noteifyapp.com), an alternative for the Mac’s built-in Command-Tab app switcher, to version 1.1.0. With ...

We’ve told you before how to restore a minimized window, or open a new one, from OS X’s application switcher (which appears when you hit Command-Tab). (The short version: Press Command-Tab until the ...

Microsoft released Windows Terminal Preview 1.3 with bug fixes, performance improvements, and long-awaited new features including a new command palette and an advanced tab switcher for navigating ...

Command Prompt now includes a new Terminal tab to customize the experience further, and in this guide, we'll show you how to do it. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

Auto-completion is a great way to make your own tools more accessible. Find out how to take the first steps by building a simple Bash and zsh auto-complete script. Autocomplete—found everywhere from ...

The tab completion feature saves time and prevents errors by auto-completing commands and filenames. Linux shells like bash and zsh offer powerful tab completion features that handle subcommands and ...

As you probably know, most OS X programs will run without any open windows—close the last window, and the program keeps running. If you switch to that program by clicking its Dock icon, a new window ...