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An intro on the first launch, over the whole screen with a breathing violet aurora: "Windeck" is written out by hand, each letter turns into a window card, the cards stack into the logo's deck as its violet square opens, the name rises under it, and the logo flies to the permissions' window, or into the switcher shown under a guide to its keys. A click, Return or Escape skips it.
The pointer works in the switcher opened by the shortcut: hovering a row shows its buttons, as it did only in search before.
Tab goes down the list once the panel shows, one row a press, instead of jumping along the history; before it shows, a quick press still goes back to the previous window.
Minimizing no longer shakes the list: the row stays where it is, with the highlight on it.
A minimized window's row has a restore button and its close button; M restores it too.
The shortcut closes the panel kept open by search.
The preview's header lines up with the search field, and the picture is larger.
Translucent, as popMind and the system's own panels: the switcher floats on the popover material, Settings on the sidebar material as System Settings does, the onboarding and update windows on the window's; the blurred desktop shows through, and cards keep their plain colors.
Fixed: holding W a moment too long closed every window of the app, one after the other, as the key repeated and the highlight went on to the next; and Q held quit app after app. W, M and Q now act once a press.
The panel's hints say what W and Q act on: "Close window" and "Quit app".