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Backdrop, spacing, titles, reflections. Nearly everything has a setting.
· Better Window Switcher
See all your windows and browser tabs in 3D. Switch between them or type a few letters to jump straight to the one you need.
How it works
Press Option-Tab (or a shortcut of your own), or swipe up with three fingers on your trackpad, and every window you have open flies out into real 3D. Cycle through them, then let go on the one you want.
Arrangements
Real 3D arrangements, plus a flat one for anyone who would rather not orbit.
Search and tabs
Search for windows and individual browser tabs across your Mac, instantly.
Tabs from these apps are supported
And a few more from the thread
Public comments from the launch thread, quoted as written. We don't check whether commenters bought or used the app.
Every feature is free for 7 days. After that, one payment and it is yours.
Personal license
$19.99
One-time All version 1 updates 14-day money back
Or download the free trial first: 7 days, no account, no card.
VAT included. Final price and currency are shown at checkout. All licenses and the full details are on the pricing page.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later, Apple Silicon (M1 or newer)
And more
Backdrop, spacing, titles, reflections. Nearly everything has a setting.
A playing video keeps playing on the window you are on, rather than freezing into a screenshot the moment the switcher opens.
Other desktops, minimized, hidden apps or full screen windows, as well as individual browser tabs, are all displayed.
Show private browsing windows normally, blur them, hide just the picture, or leave them out of the switcher entirely.
Hold your shortcut and tap the key above Tab to jump straight back to your last window, with nothing drawn on screen.
Show browser tabs bundled into one stack per window, one by one, or only while you are searching.
Pick up a file, summon, drop it on the window you need.
The selection follows your pointer, with a haptic tick as it lands. Swipe sideways between windows, up or down through a stack of tabs.
Privacy
What your windows look like never leaves your Mac.
Buy a key. There is nothing to sign up for.
It measures nothing and reports nothing. This website counts visits, separately.
Accessibility to focus a window, Screen Recording to draw the pictures. Take either back any time.
It draws the pictures only while the switcher is open. An app sitting in the background captures nothing.
macOS Command-Tab moves between apps and shows flat icons. Here is the same job in this app.
| Feature | Better Window Switcher | macOS Command-Tab |
|---|---|---|
| What it switches | Individual windows and tabs | Apps only |
| How windows look | Real 3D, in perspective | Flat 2D icons |
| Window pictures | Live on the one you are on, fresh on the rest | |
| Quickly find windows | Press space and type | Tab, tab, tab |
| Browser tabs | Chrome, Safari, Firefox and 4 more | |
| Minimized windows | ||
| Windows on other Spaces | ||
| Full-screen apps | ||
| Look and feel | 7 styles, lots of customizability |
Command-Tab is not the only way macOS has. Here is every built-in way to switch windows on a Mac, and where each one stops.
Buy it once and keep it. Or try it free for 7 days first, no account needed.
Personal license
$19.99
One-time All version 1 updates 14-day money back
Or download the free trial first: 7 days, no account, no card.
VAT included. Final price and currency are shown at checkout. All licenses and the full details are on the pricing page.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later, Apple Silicon (M1 or newer)
It is a window switcher for macOS that shows every open window, and every browser tab, in real 3D instead of as a flat row of icons. Press its shortcut or swipe up with three fingers, and your windows fly out from where they really are: a Chrome or Safari tab gets its own place in the switcher, so it is as easy to reach as any window. Orbit with the trackpad or mouse, pick the one you want, and choose between seven beautiful 3D arrangement styles. It is built for anyone who keeps more than a few windows open, whether you want to point at the one you need or drive the whole thing from the keyboard.
Command-Tab moves between apps and shows flat icons. Better Window Switcher moves between individual windows and individual browser tabs, shows them in true 3D with a picture of each one, and reaches windows on other Spaces, in full-screen apps, and minimized ones, all in a single view. A Chrome or Safari tab has its own place in the switcher, so you land on the tab you meant instead of on the browser and then hunting for it. It does not take Command-Tab away from you: macOS keeps that shortcut for itself, so this runs on its own shortcut alongside it.
Tabs in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Brave, Edge, Vivaldi and Opera get their own place in the switcher, and they stack into one pile per window so a browser with twenty tabs stays readable. Each one wears the icon of the site it is on. Safari is the one exception: it keeps its icons behind a permission we will not ask you for, so a Safari tab wears the Safari icon until you have seen that tab in front. Finder and Terminal tabs work the same way.
Apple Silicon Macs (M1 or newer) running macOS 14 Sonoma or later. It is built and tuned for Apple Silicon and ProMotion displays.
Accessibility lets the app focus the window you pick and read your chosen shortcut. Screen Recording lets it draw a picture of each window, and a live preview of the one you are on. Both are standard macOS permissions for this kind of tool. Everything they let the app see is processed on your Mac and is never sent anywhere.
Yes. Every feature is free to use for 7 days, no account required. If you keep it, a one-time purchase unlocks it for good. There is no subscription.
No. The App Store sandbox blocks the macOS features needed to focus individual windows of other apps, so the app is sold directly from this site and notarized by Apple.
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