See every window of the app you are using
App Exposé spreads out the windows of the current app, including the ones hiding on other desktops.
Works on: macOS Ventura 13 and later · checked on macOS Golden Gate 27
Published: · Source: Rod Herzstrom
Swipe down with three or four fingers — it depends on your trackpad settings — and every open window of the app you are in spreads out on screen. Click one and you are in it.
This is App Exposé, and it answers the question ⌘ + Tab cannot. That switcher moves between apps, so four browser windows count as a single entry; App Exposé opens up the app you already have in front of you.
Turn it on in System Settings → Trackpad → More Gestures, right next to Mission Control — one swipe up, the other down.
The two are complements, not rivals. Mission Control is everything you have open; App Exposé is one app at a time. When you are lost inside a browser with a dozen windows, the second one gets you out much faster.
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