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If you have two windows the order shouldn't matter?

Also, Cmd+` goes to the next window, Cmd+Shift+` goes to the previous window, your mappings having a shift in them might be the issue.




> If you have two windows the order shouldn't matter?

No. But I don't think it's too much to ask to cycle through more than two, now, is it? :)

> Also, Cmd+` goes to the next window, Cmd+Shift+` goes to the previous window, your mappings having a shift in them might be the issue.

I'm not sure I understand how having a shift in my mapping affects this, but cmd-shift-` isn't ergonomic at all. To me the arrows are far more logical way to go in a certain direction. Why can I map next window to any key, but there's no way to map another key to the previous window? I find it very strange.

For the sake of comparison, i3 makes all those things trivial.




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