Windows 10 Windows Key + Number
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I want to use the WindowsKey + Number shortcut on Windows 10, however it doesn't seem to work right for duplicate windows.
In the above, when I press Win+1, it gives me the first Visual Studio Code window, and when I press Win+2, it displays the Chrome window (which is technically the third window).
On Ubuntu for example, Super+2 would display the second VSC window. Is there a tweak for Windows to do that? Thanks in advance :)
I also noticed I can press Win+1 repeatedly to switch between the VSC editors, but this is 2 key presses instead of 1.
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I want to use the WindowsKey + Number shortcut on Windows 10, however it doesn't seem to work right for duplicate windows.
In the above, when I press Win+1, it gives me the first Visual Studio Code window, and when I press Win+2, it displays the Chrome window (which is technically the third window).
On Ubuntu for example, Super+2 would display the second VSC window. Is there a tweak for Windows to do that? Thanks in advance :)
I also noticed I can press Win+1 repeatedly to switch between the VSC editors, but this is 2 key presses instead of 1.
windows windows-10
asked Nov 21 at 16:09
Neekoy
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I want to use the WindowsKey + Number shortcut on Windows 10, however it doesn't seem to work right for duplicate windows.
In the above, when I press Win+1, it gives me the first Visual Studio Code window, and when I press Win+2, it displays the Chrome window (which is technically the third window).
On Ubuntu for example, Super+2 would display the second VSC window. Is there a tweak for Windows to do that? Thanks in advance :)
I also noticed I can press Win+1 repeatedly to switch between the VSC editors, but this is 2 key presses instead of 1.
windows windows-10
asked Nov 21 at 16:09
Neekoy
1011
I want to use the WindowsKey + Number shortcut on Windows 10, however it doesn't seem to work right for duplicate windows.
In the above, when I press Win+1, it gives me the first Visual Studio Code window, and when I press Win+2, it displays the Chrome window (which is technically the third window).
On Ubuntu for example, Super+2 would display the second VSC window. Is there a tweak for Windows to do that? Thanks in advance :)
I also noticed I can press Win+1 repeatedly to switch between the VSC editors, but this is 2 key presses instead of 1.
windows windows-10
windows windows-10
asked Nov 21 at 16:09
Neekoy
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asked Nov 21 at 16:09
Neekoy
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Windows groups windows that are generated by the same program.
So in your case you have two such groups : Visual Studio Code and Chrome.
Win+1 will give you the windows of the Visual Studio Code group,
among which you may further choose one.
Win+2 will give the second group, which is Chrome.
answered Nov 21 at 16:21
harrymc
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FYI: To switch between the two Visual Studio Code windows, you would simply, press Win+1 again.
– Ramhound
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Windows groups windows that are generated by the same program.
So in your case you have two such groups : Visual Studio Code and Chrome.
Win+1 will give you the windows of the Visual Studio Code group,
among which you may further choose one.
Win+2 will give the second group, which is Chrome.
answered Nov 21 at 16:21
harrymc
249k10257550
FYI: To switch between the two Visual Studio Code windows, you would simply, press Win+1 again.
– Ramhound
Nov 21 at 16:21
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Windows groups windows that are generated by the same program.
So in your case you have two such groups : Visual Studio Code and Chrome.
Win+1 will give you the windows of the Visual Studio Code group,
among which you may further choose one.
Win+2 will give the second group, which is Chrome.
answered Nov 21 at 16:21
harrymc
249k10257550
FYI: To switch between the two Visual Studio Code windows, you would simply, press Win+1 again.
– Ramhound
Nov 21 at 16:21
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up vote
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Windows groups windows that are generated by the same program.
So in your case you have two such groups : Visual Studio Code and Chrome.
Win+1 will give you the windows of the Visual Studio Code group,
among which you may further choose one.
Win+2 will give the second group, which is Chrome.
answered Nov 21 at 16:21
harrymc
249k10257550
Windows groups windows that are generated by the same program.
So in your case you have two such groups : Visual Studio Code and Chrome.
Win+1 will give you the windows of the Visual Studio Code group,
among which you may further choose one.
Win+2 will give the second group, which is Chrome.
answered Nov 21 at 16:21
harrymc
249k10257550
answered Nov 21 at 16:21
harrymc
249k10257550
answered Nov 21 at 16:21
harrymc
249k10257550
answered Nov 21 at 16:21
harrymc
249k10257550
249k10257550
FYI: To switch between the two Visual Studio Code windows, you would simply, press Win+1 again.
– Ramhound
Nov 21 at 16:21
add a comment |
FYI: To switch between the two Visual Studio Code windows, you would simply, press Win+1 again.
– Ramhound
Nov 21 at 16:21
FYI: To switch between the two Visual Studio Code windows, you would simply, press Win+1 again.
– Ramhound
Nov 21 at 16:21
FYI: To switch between the two Visual Studio Code windows, you would simply, press Win+1 again.
– Ramhound
Nov 21 at 16:21
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