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Short answer

Most things Windows users miss on a Mac can be brought back: Alt-Tab between windows, window snapping, the volume mixer, a red button that quits, ⌘X in Finder, Enter to open files, mouse side buttons and clipboard history. Tuno adds all of them in one menu bar app.

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In macOS

macOS has its own way for each of these (⌘⇥ for apps, ⌥⌘V to move files, ⌘↓ to open). They work, but they’re different from what your hands are used to.

With Tuno

  1. 1

    Alt-Tab → Tuno’s ⌘⇥ window switcher with previews.

  2. 2

    Snap → drag windows to edges and corners, or use ⌃⌥⌘ shortcuts.

  3. 3

    Volume mixer → a slider per app in the menu bar.

  4. 4

    Finder → ⌘X to cut, Enter to open, Delete to Trash.

  5. 5

    Red button → quits the app when its last window closes.

  6. 6

    Taskbar previews → window previews when hovering over the Dock.

Download for Mac

macOS 15 or later, Mac with Apple silicon.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need several apps for this?

No. Tuno does all of these, and each can be turned on or off separately.

Which macOS version do I need?

macOS 15 or later on a Mac with Apple silicon.

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