A Mac app switcher that respects which desktop you are on
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It keeps your hand where it already is: the ring opens at the pointer, so changing app costs no trip to the Dock and no Screen Recording permission unless you want previews.
A 1.3 MB Mac utility by Westley Rotolo, free on the Mac App Store and needing macOS 14 or later. Hold the middle mouse button, move towards the app you want and release; Option-click instead and the ring stays open until you pick. You can pin apps, exclude ones you never switch to, resize the ring, and fill up to six slots with things like Mission Control, Finder, System Settings or a URL. It changes application, not window or file. Window previews are optional and the only part that asks for Screen Recording. The developer declares no data collected, and the listing has no ratings.
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