PowerToys Adds Window Hopper for App-Specific Alt+Tab Functionality

Microsoft's PowerToys has introduced a new feature called Window Hopper, which allows users to cycle through multiple windows within a single app using the Alt+Tab shortcut. This feature is similar to the traditional Alt+Tab function, but it's specific to individual apps, making it easier to navigate complex workflows.

Window Hopper uses the backtick key by default, although users can customize this to another keyboard command. However, some users may find it inconvenient that Window Hopper isn't available yet - it's been described in the PowerToys update log but hasn't appeared in recent versions of the app.

The new version of PowerToys also includes several other updates, such as ZoomIt improvements like webcam background blur and DemoMirror mode, which allows users to monitor their presentations on one screen while viewing a live preview on another. Additionally, PowerDisplay now has linked brightness controls across monitors.