Cmd+Tab lands on the right window again. In apps that use native window tabbing (Ghostty, Terminal), macOS reports the focused tab rather than the window on screen, so the window you were actually in could go missing from the top of the list — leaving Cmd+Tab to jump somewhere arbitrary, or to look like it did nothing at all.
Visible on every display. The switcher now appears on all connected monitors, not just the one under the cursor. The panel under the cursor keeps keyboard focus; the others mirror it live.
Spotlight-style placement. The panel sits in the top half of the screen instead of dead center, clamped so tall lists never poke offscreen.
Display-friendly switching. Switching to a window no longer disturbs your other display: mwitch raises only the window you picked, instead of first fronting the app's previous key window over whatever you had on the other screen.
Hardened filtering of native tab surfaces (Ghostty, Terminal): background tabs are told apart from real windows by WindowServer Space membership, so two same-sized windows no longer collapse into one row.
True per-window most-recently-used ordering, seeded at startup so the list is correct from the first Cmd+Tab.
Includes the 0.3.7 recency fix below, which was tagged but never shipped.
0.3.7
Fixed per-window recency tracking for apps that only report app-level Accessibility events, so the most-recently-used order stays accurate. Shipped in 1.0.1.