#HYPERSWITCH MACOS 10.14 MAC OS#
#HYPERSWITCH MACOS 10.14 WINDOWS#

#HYPERSWITCH MACOS 10.14 MAC OS#

I'm guessing that the Mac OS switcher is able to intercept the command-tab sequence before iTerm2 sees it and does the command / option swap, even when Secure Keyboard Entry is on but that HyperSwitch can't do that, because the Mac OS switcher is more special? Dunno. But it doesn't seem to let HyperSwitch capture it and turning Secure Keyboard Entry off doesn't work for my case because of the command / option swap. letting the Mac OS switcher capture the command-tab. This seems very similar to #7814 (closed), except that Secure Keyboard Entry seems to me like it's closer to doing the right thing, i.e.

#HYPERSWITCH MACOS 10.14 WINDOWS#

Then you can press command + backtick to switch to all windows of same application, even the minimized ones. So it looks like the command / option swap is taking precedence over Mac OS picking off the command-tab combination, which is presumably as expected.Ĭommand-tab should activate HyperSwitch, even when command and option are swapped. You still need to do command + tab, then wait a second, a preview of all windows of same application will be shown. If I quit from HyperSwitch, and turn off Secure Keyboard Entry, I get the same effect: command-tab sends ESC TAB, option-tab activates the regular Mac Switcher. Menu bar app that provides you with a range of useful switches for macOS functions. It doesnt appear to be a documented feature, but I use it every. No mouse or clicking involved - 100 keyboard-only. command-tab sends an ESC TAB sequence to the terminal window. I do this all the time using HyperSwitch.If I turn off Secure Keyboard Entry in iTerm2, I get this behavior instead: Except by hitting ESC and then TAB of course. (And option-tab continues to do 'Profile CPU Usage' I don't have a way to send an ESC TAB sequence to the terminal window, as expected.

If I quit from HyperSwitch, command-tab activates the regular Mac OS switcher, as expected. When any other app is active, command-tab activates the HyperSwitch switcher, as expected. (Also, if I hit option-tab, it does 'Profile CPU Usage', as you'd expect, since option is mapped to command.) The regular Mac switcher activates, rather than the HyperSwitch switcher. While iTerm2 is the active window, hit command-tab.Run HyperSwitch, configured to activate the switcher for all windows with command-tab.All versions of macOS older than 10.14.x also do not meet UCSF's minimum security standards. UCSF IT Field Services ended support of macOS Mojave 10.14.x since November 30, 2021.

Security updates and maintenance from Apple discontinued as well.

map left-option and right-option to Esc+ macOS Mojave 10.14.x approached its end-of-life (EOL) and is no longer supported by Apple.

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