Switcheroo would be perfect for me with these four features (which I've put into an AutoHotKey script)

[robertalanbevan]

I use Switcheroo for its visual clarity rather than for its typing-focused design. This little script is unbelievably useful to that end.

1. Single-leftclick enters the cursor-selected window (normally, it requires a double-click).
2. Mousewheel scroll cycles your selection up and down through the list of windows.
3. Middle click closes the highlighted window (selected by mousewheel or tab, not by cursor).
4. Letting go of alt automatically opens the selected window, like in normal alt-tabbing.

{
    #IfWinExist ahk_exe switcheroo.exe
    
	~LButton::
	SendInput, {LButton Down}
	return
	
	!MButton::
	Send ^w
	return
	
	!Alt Up::
	SendInput {Enter Up}
	return
	
	!WheelDown::
	SendInput {down}
	return
	
	!WheelUp::
	SendInput {up}
	return
    
    #IfWinExist
}

[nilsandrey]

Cool, this is a variant with a selection of those (LButton and Wheel) working for AHK v2:

#HotIf WinActive("ahk_exe switcheroo.exe")
~LButton::
{
    SendInput "{LButton Down}"
}

!WheelDown::
{
    SendInput "{down}"
}

!WheelUp::
{
    SendInput "{up}"
}
#HotIf

[ShenDongge]

我使用 Switcheroo 是因为它的视觉清晰度，而不是它以打字为中心的设计。这个小脚本对此非常有用。

1. 单击左键进入光标选择的窗口（通常，它需要双击）。
2. 鼠标滚轮滚动在窗口列表中上下循环您的选择。
3. 中键单击可关闭突出显示的窗口（通过鼠标滚轮或 Tab 键选择，而不是通过光标选择）。
4. 松开 alt 会自动打开所选窗口，就像在普通的 Alt-Tab 键中一样。

{
    #IfWinExist ahk_exe switcheroo.exe
    
	~LButton::
	SendInput, {LButton Down}
	return
	
	!MButton::
	Send ^w
	return
	
	!Alt Up::
	SendInput {Enter Up}
	return
	
	!WheelDown::
	SendInput {down}
	return
	
	!WheelUp::
	SendInput {up}
	return
    
    #IfWinExist
}

I don't understand this aspect of the code, and I want a few functions, can you tell me how to operate?

[coezbek]

I implemented these functions in my multi-column fork of Switcheroo:

1. Single-leftclick enters the cursor-selected window (normally, it requires a double-click). => Option to enable
2. Mousewheel scroll cycles your selection up and down through the list of windows. => Supported.
3. Middle click closes the highlighted window (selected by mousewheel or tab, not by cursor). => Option to enable closing the keyboard (or scroll-wheel) selected entry or the one under the mouse (like browser tabs).
4. Letting go of alt automatically opens the selected window, like in normal alt-tabbing. This is in the Options setting also in vanilla switcheroo.

See: https://github.com/coezbek/Switcheroo

There is a first beta release on the releases page including this feature: https://github.com/coezbek/Switcheroo/releases

[Sichroteph]

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share my script. It might give some ideas to other users or to the dev.

In my case, I wanted the key combination that launches Switcheroo to deactivate as soon as I release the keys. The goal is to reproduce a fast Alt-Tab behavior, without having to press Enter.

To do this, I use the Caps Lock key (I never use it) to launch Switcheroo, and the Control key, while keeping Caps Lock pressed, to move down through the applications. When I release Caps Lock, the selected application is opened. (The left shift is for going up)

This setup allows very fast application switching using only one hand. The right hand, for example, can stay on the mouse while switching between applications quickly.

Cheers

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0

; This script only runs when Switcheroo is active
#HotIf WinActive("ahk_exe switcheroo.exe")

; When you release Caps Lock → confirm the selection
CapsLock Up::
{
    SendInput "{Enter}"
}

; While holding the left Ctrl key → move the selection down
~LCtrl::
{
    while GetKeyState("LCtrl", "P") {
        SendInput "{Down}"
        Sleep 200  ; adjust scrolling speed
    }
}

~LShift::
{
    while GetKeyState("LShift", "P") {
        SendInput "{Up}"
        Sleep 200
    }
}

#HotIf