Classic App Switcher is a 🖱️ Mouse friendly application switcher for GNOME inspired by the classic Mac OS. The minimal design blends discreetly into the GNOME UI, providing a familiar workflow for users transitioning from macOS while respecting GNOME's design principles. **Key Features:** - Panel button shows the currently focused application and opens a menu with window management functions - Lists running applications on the current workspace - Easily hide an app and retrieve all of its open windows - Hide all other apps/windows allowing you to focus on the active window - Window count showing visible and hidden (or minimized) windows and apps - Workspace-isolated behaviour for fluid multi-workspace workflows - Complements native GNOME features (Activities, Dash, Dynamic Workspaces) - New in v2.0: Panel Button Scroll - Scroll DOWN to toggle between focused application and most recent below. Scroll UP to cycle through open application stack in reverse order (back-to-front - requires at least 3x open apps!) - New in v2.0: Optional Mac Style keyboard shortcut support! - New in v3.0: Right-Click Context Menu - Access Dash App Menu and Action List and see all open windows of the current app directly from the panel indicator - New in v3.0: Workspace Switcher - Quickly move applications or windows between workspaces via context menu (hold Alt to send without switching workspace) - New in v3.0: Overview Effects - Optional visual effects for minimized and hidden windows in Activities Overview - New in v3.0: Hide from Overview - Optionally exclude hidden windows from Activities Overview for a cleaner workspace - New in v3.0: Middle-Click panel indicator to quick launch new window in supported apps
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