A beautiful, themed window/task switcher in the style of the macOS app switcher, built as an
Omarchy shell plugin (QML hosted by the long-running
omarchy-shell Quickshell process).
- SUPER+TAB opens the switcher.
- tap TAB (or Arrow Keys) repeatedly while holding SUPER to advance the selection (most-recently-used order, current window skipped).
- Mouse hover highlights an item; click activates it.
- SUPER+Q quits the highlighted app.
- Release SUPER to activate the selected window — which switches you to that window's workspace.
- Every item is a still window snapshot (captured when the switcher opens) with the app icon in the top-left corner, arranged in a horizontal strip centered on the screen.
- Compatible with Omarchy Themes.
- Omarchy with the Quickshell shell (
omarchy-shell) - Hyprland ≥ 0.56 (Lua config) with the
hyprland-toplevel-export/ screencopy support for live previews hyprctlon PATH
Install it from this repository with the official Omarchy tooling:
omarchy plugin add https://github.com/ewweberlin/QuickSwitch.git --enableThis clones the repo into ~/.config/omarchy/plugins/, and enables it.
Bindings (enables SUPER + TAB) — add this line to ~/.config/hypr/bindings.lua:
dofile(os.getenv("HOME") .. "/.config/omarchy/plugins/ewweberlin.quickswitch/task-switch-bindings.lua")Restart the shell, reload Hyprland and Bindings:
omarchy restart shell
hyprctl reload
hyprctl configerrors # should be clean
hyprctl globalshortcutsThe SUPER + TAB shortcut should appear in hyprctl globalshortcuts.
omarchy plugin remove ewweberlin.quickswitch # or: provide id interactively
omarchy plugin disable ewweberlin.quickswitch # disable without deletingplugin remove unloads and disables the plugin, then handles each install
flavor: it unlinks a symlinked checkout (source stays in place), deletes
a cloned install, or backs up a plain folder. plugin add installs from
git can be updated later with:
omarchy plugin update ewweberlin.quickswitch- SUPER+TAB was already bound in Omarchy to "Next workspace"
(
hl.dsp.focus e+1). The bindings file unbinds it first, so SUPER+TAB now opens the switcher. The other workspace-shortcuts (SUPER+SHIFT+TAB,SUPER+CTRL+TAB) are untouched. - SUPER+Q quits the highlighted app only while the switcher is open. For a global close-this-window, SUPER+W already does that everywhere.
- Releasing SUPER with no item highlighted / pointer outside the strip (Esc, or clicking empty space) closes without changing focus.
- Colors come from the shell
Colorsingleton, so the switcher follows the active Omarchy theme automatically.