I am trying to Sandbox Firefox on OS X. I know on Linux, you have AppArmor. On Windows, you Sandboxie. Is there something built into OS X that will allow me to Sandbox individual applications?
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To switch between windows of the same application, use ⌘ + ~.
If you need a shortcut like the Windows' Alt+Tab that switches between all open windows, you can set one in your System Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts as shown below.
As you can see above, the default is Ctrl+F4, which actually means you need to press Ctrl+Fn+F4 because of the special meaning of the function keys. You could change it to any unused key combination, e.g. Alt+Tab itself.
Firefox has no built-in reader feature. But you can install an extension to add this feature : Reader for Firefox
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Best Answer
Yes, Apple included a sandbox facility with the release of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard in 2006. This facility includes sandbox, sandboxd, sandbox_init, and sandbox-exec.