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I am asking this question because I feel it belongs on apple, not superuser. Also the perfect answer is not checked off there. You hide a window using ⌘ + M. However even ⌘ + ⇥ to that window does not help as the window is minimized. How do you unminimize? |
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A very quick keyboard method to un-minimize a specific window or un-minimize all of an app's minimized windows is this: Command ⌘+Tab ⇥ to the app with minimized windows, but don't release the Command ⌘ key. While still holding Command ⌘ down, tap Down ↓ twice, first tap enters App Exposé, second tap takes you to the minimized windows, To un-minimize all windows, press Option ⌥+Return ↩ To un-minimize a specific window navigate to the window you want with the arrow keys, then press Return ↩ |
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When you ⌘ + ⇥ to that application, hold the ⌥ key before releasing ⌘. This will reopen the application, typically bringing up a minimized window if there are no other windows up. An alternative is to minimize using ⌘ + H which hides the window, but does not actually minimize it, therefore you can still ⌘ + ⇥ to it without any special action. |
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