Command-Tab · for the Mac · 14-day trial
See every window before you switch.
Press Command-Tab as you always have. DOCKERDRE lifts the highlighted app's windows into view above Apple's own strip, so the right one is a glance away and the wrong one never gets a click.
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The switcher, live
Press Tab or click an app
Your Mac keeps Command-Tab for itself, so here it is Tab. In the app it is the real thing: Apple's strip, DOCKERDRE's windows above it.
Bay 01 How it works
The right window, without the hunt.
Keep using Command-Tab exactly as you do now. DOCKERDRE shows the windows for each app as you move through them.
Nothing new to learn
Press Command-Tab, move through your apps, and release Command to switch, the way you always have. DOCKERDRE listens; it never replaces or delays Apple's switcher.
Every window at a glance
The highlighted app's windows appear above the strip at once, with minimized and other-display windows marked as such.
Go straight to the right one
Click the window you want and it comes to the front, even if it was minimized or on another display. VoiceOver gets the same action by name.
Ready before you look, never on disk
A still of each window is taken as you switch apps and while a preview is open, kept in memory for a few minutes so the next glance is instant, and refreshed behind the picture. Nothing is written to disk.
Bay 02 From the Dock
Pause on an icon. See its windows.
Rest the pointer on an app in the Dock and its open windows rise above it. How long the pause is, from a tenth of a second to a full one, is yours to set.
Rest on an icon, or tap one
Hover delay · 300 msBay 03 Privacy
Your windows stay on your Mac.
Previews are never uploaded, saved, or used to track what you do.
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