npjc
npjc

Reputation: 4194

Shortcut to switch panes in Split View on El Capitan

El Capitan (?finally) provides a mechanism called Split View to Have two apps side-by-side in full screen mode.

I want to know if there exists, or how I'd go about implementing, a keyboard shortcut to switch/swap the panes while in Split View.

That is to say that the intended behaviour trigger is to take the left-pane and make it the right-pane and take the right-pane and make it the left-pane.

Upvotes: 15

Views: 3966

Answers (3)

szepi
szepi

Reputation: 23

Here is another partial solution. If you split your screen between two windows of the same program, e.g. Safari, then Cmd+` (backtick) will toggle between the two.

Caveats and Special Cases:

  • If for some reason this does not work, you probably don't have this shortcut enabled. The answer at https://superuser.com/a/187072 explains how to do this.
  • This was tested on High Sierra, but should work just the same on El Capitan, and so on.

Upvotes: 2

Martin Villumsen
Martin Villumsen

Reputation: 19

When using split view for two terminal windows you can split between them with cmd + left/rigt arrow. I have not figured out a way to switch between windows when using split view with other applications though.

Also, if it is two different applications you can switch between them using cmd + tab

Upvotes: 1

Ayush Tanna
Ayush Tanna

Reputation: 79

There is no keyboard shortcut for doing what you have stated, but u can just drag the left-pane towards the right side with you mouse on the menu bar.

Hope this helps!

Upvotes: 4

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