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Simpler window cycling order documentation: focus vs age
Co-authored-by: Hiroaki Yamamoto <hrak1529@gmail.com>
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*unshade* [yes|no] Temporarily unshade windows when switching between
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them and permanently unshade on the final selection. Default is yes.
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*order* [focus|age] Cycle windows behavior.
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"focus" cycles by focus history. The list is sorted by the last time
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each window had focus - most recently focused first.
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- Using the window switcher (started with Alt+Tab by default) moves to
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the next most recently used window - the classic behavior where you
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typically toggle between the last two windows, then move further
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back in time.
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- If you focus a window, it jumps to the front of this list
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immediately.
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"age" cycles by creation/open order - the same stable order you
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typically see in the taskbar.
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- New windows are appended at the end of the list.
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- Using the window switcher (started with Alt+Tab by default) moves to
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the next window in that fixed open order; backward goes the other
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way.
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- The order doesn't change when you focus a window, so repeated cycles
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are predictable.
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Default is "focus".
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*order* [focus|age] The order in which windows are cycled. *focus* cycles by
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recent focus history, starting with the previously focused window. *age* cycles
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by creation/open order, a stable taskbar-style ordering that doesn’t change on
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focus. Default is *focus*.
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*<windowSwitcher><osd show="" style="" output="" thumbnailLabelFormat="" />*
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*show* [yes|no] Draw the OnScreenDisplay when switching between
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