If you've moved from Windows to Mac, which small desktop habit has been hardest to relearn?
I work on OmniDock, a free, open-source Mac utility. The short demo linked below shows one of its tools: hover over a running app's Dock icon, see the available window thumbnails, and choose the window you want.
It also has optional click-again-to-hide controls and window layouts, so you can keep a few related tasks in one app and enable only what you need.
macOS already has useful controls like App Expos and Command-H. OmniDock is another way to reach those everyday tasks, especially if you prefer using the Dock.
One Mac app for the little shortcuts you use all day. Preview windows from the Dock, click a Dock icon again to hide its app, snap windows into place, and find what you copied earlier. App hotkeys, Finder actions, and menu bar controls are built in too. Moving from Windows? Keep familiar window habits without juggling separate utilities. Free and open source. No account needed; optional clipboard history stays on your Mac. macOS 12.3+, Apple silicon and Intel.