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descriptionApplication switching oughtn't stop all other keyboard shortcuts
last changeWed, 9 Jun 2021 21:01:36 +0000 (14:01 -0700)
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Non-Blocking Switcher

This extension works around bug 2057 in the Gnome Shell window switcher (cycle-windows & cycle-windows-backward – bound to <Super>Esc by default) where other keystrokes are blocked while the modifier key is held down.

This allows you to

  1. Press and hold <Super>
  2. Press Esc to begin a window switch.
  3. Press 1 to change your mind about the window switch and jump to workspace 1 (<Super>1)
  4. Release <Super>

Without this extension, you must release and re-press <Super> between steps 2 and 3.

This extension works by immediately ending the application-switch as soon as it has started. This means that you can only ever switch to the first other-window in the tab list! The default tab list order is most-recently-used, so by default you can only switch between two windows! Thus, it is highly recommended to use the Round Robin Tab Order extension with this extension so that all windows are reachable.

shortlog
2021-06-09 Scott WorleyDeclare gnome-shell 40.* compatibility master v2-actually
2021-06-09 Scott WorleyVersion 2 v2
2021-06-09 Scott WorleyDeclare gnome-shell 40.1 compatibility
2021-03-31 Scott WorleyRemove 'or any later version' license choice
2019-12-20 ChuckLink to the bug report v1
2019-12-20 ChuckUse round-robin-tab-order's new project URL
2019-12-20 ChuckAdd version & project URL
2019-12-19 Scott WorleyStart
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