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In Mavericks (OS X 10.9), I can simply Cmd+~ because it is another window in the same app group, but how can I do it in Yosemite?

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Reset to default
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⌘+Shift+M then Enter (or use arrows to select from multiple users)

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    Not that if Chrome devtools is open it might toggle mobile / desktop view. Make sure to close devtools first
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⌘ + ` will switch between accounts in Chrome Web browser.

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    I do like the brevity. It works
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  • Saved me HOURS a day.... have one browser for work FULL of work tabs; and another browser with all of my personal tabs/history/addons.... sometimes the windows are minimized and always hiding behind each other.... man this is great...
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I just discovered that it can be done by switching to the adjacent workspace using Ctrl + Left (or Right) arrow.

Update: After I restarted the OS (or maybe created a new user, sorry not sure) I noticed that when I switch to new profiles they are now created under the same app group so I can do again Cmd + tilde.

Update 2: I just discovered that the green maximize icon now in Yosemite will now full screen the app. The shortcut to maximize the length and width of the app window can be found in this question How to change the default behaviour of the fullscreen/maximize button?

⌥ + ⇧ + Click on green or outer right icon (plus icon)

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