Quickly switch from one app to the next

added Expose for app windows. In the app switcher, press the up or down arrow keys to activate Expose for that app. Once inside Expose you can choose to select a window or press the tab key to view the next app’s windows. The up and down arrows used to bring up the app’s contextual menu. The key “m” still does so.now pressing the number “1” in the switcher window selects the Finder (or Path Finder if running)enabled the ability to mark the Finder to quit via pressing ‘q’. The Finder can then be relaunched from the Dock if desired.when the switching key is held down, LiteSwitch will now stop at the last app on the list until the key is pressed again. This should make it easier to jump to either end.misc fixes

Changes

• added Expose for app windows. In the app switcher, press the up or down arrow keys to activate Expose for that app. Once inside Expose you can choose to select a window or press the tab key to view the next app’s windows. The up and down arrows used to bring up the app’s contextual menu. The key “m” still does so.now pressing the number “1” in the switcher window selects the Finder (or Path Finder if running)enabled the ability to mark the Finder to quit via pressing ‘q’. The Finder can then be relaunched from the Dock if desired.when the switching key is held down, LiteSwitch will now stop at the last app on the list until the key is pressed again. This should make it easier to jump to either end.misc fixes

Keyboard application switching has been around for a long time. LiteSwitch X offers the most elegant, up-to-date application switching for Mac OS X.