So there's this gesture on touchpads where you move 4 fingers downward so you change between multiple windows of the same application. I'm working on an iMac now, so I don't have a touchpad, is there any keyboard command (or maybe a gesture on the magic mouse) to produce this?
MacOS – Change window keyboard shortcut
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To disable the Control-Command-D binding enter the following in the terminal:
defaults write com.apple.symbolichotkeys AppleSymbolicHotKeys -dict-add 70 '<dict><key>enabled</key><false/></dict>'
and restart.
If you open Keychain Access (I use Spotlight, but you can go to /Applications/Utilities), go to the main menu and hit Preferences... (or Command-,) you'll find a checkbox labeled "Show keychain status in menu bar..." If you check it, you'll get a little lock in your menubar.
If you click "Lock Screen", your screensaver will activate. I use this at work as an OSX Control-Alt-Delete alternative.
(Note: it will require your user password to unlock the screen. This may/may not be desirable.)
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Best Answer
By default, the shortcut is Control+Down.