'Switching between Chrome browser windows [closed]

I want to create a gesture for StrokesPlus that will switch between the Google Chrome windows. Of course it is possible to switch with Alt + Tab, but I don't want to see other programs that are running.

It seems like in Mac OS there exists cmd + backtick shortcut for this. But I couldn't find Windows equivalent shortcut for switching.



Solution 1:[1]

The shortcut Command + ` (the key just above the tab key on your keyboard) is the standard Mac OS shortcut for switching between the windows in the currently selected application, and works in Chrome.

Solution 2:[2]

Looks like the old COMMAND + ` combo no longer works.

Try control + left/right arrow instead.
Worked on my m1 Macbook pro running macOS Big Sur.

Solution 3:[3]

If Chrome is on the first place (leftmost) on your taskbar, press "Win + 1" TWICE to switch to the second window, working exactly like "Cmd + tilde" on Mac; press them ONCE to switch back.

If your Chrome is on the second place, press "Win + 2" TWICE to switch;

and so on.

Solution 4:[4]

Do Cmd + Tab, select the application (chrome in this case) , then use the down arrow and all windows of the same application will appear, select the window using left and right key and hit return .

Solution 5:[5]

It seems like in Mac OS there exists cmd + backtick shortcut for this. But I couldn't find Windows equivalent shortcut for switching.

Mac OS: Command + ' (i.e. Command key + Single Quote key).

PC / Windows: Depends on which order of your launched programme, i.e. if your Chrome was the first programme launched, then press Windows Key + 1 for switching between Chrome windows. Provided if you have Windows Key on your keyboard.

  • Windows Key + Number # opens the desktop and start the app pinned to the taskbar in the position indicated by the number. Keep pressing the "key combination" would switch between within selected app group.

I want to create a gesture for StrokesPlus that will switch between the Google Chrome windows.

That's handy too.

Solution 6:[6]

check System Preference - Keyboard - Shortcuts - Keyboard.

Although my shortcut is already set cmd + ` to switch windows, it doesn't work on Google Chrome. I just figured out that with Cmd + Number# I can switch to another windows. But it's not that handy when you have many windows on Chrome.

Solution 7:[7]

By pressing CTRL+TAB you can switch between windows in Windows. This is the desired behaviour, at least the one I am looking for (to be able to do the same with Cmd+TAB in MacOS).

Is there any advance or workaround with this?

Solution 8:[8]

This is working for me: swiping down on the trackpad with 3 fingers to see all windows then select the wanted chrome window. It's show all windows of all applications, so maybe not the best but an alternative option...

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