rcmd

Quick, customisable app switching.

Alex Blake

MAC STORE & OTHER MAC APPS $5.99 | lowtechguys.com Tired of Apple’s default App Switcher shortcuts? Try rcmd. This lets you change apps by pressing the right-command button and the first letter of the app you want to switch to. For example, right-command+M will switch to Mail. It’s a clever idea that works best when you have many apps open at once. Instead of using command+right arrow to cycle endlessly through apps, a quick rcmd shortcut does the job. If you have multiple apps with the same first letter, press that letter multiple times to cycle through them (pressing right-command+S will cycle Spotify, Shortcuts, and System Preferences, for instance). Alternatively, you can hide an app using its shortcut. You can even change the trigger key (right-command) if you like. The…

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