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Description
The "Switch between open windows" shortcut only auto-dismisses the switcher and confirms the selection when the default Super+Tab binding is used. Any custom shortcut does not auto-dismiss — the user must explicitly click a window or use the number key assigned to it.
To reproduce
- Open COSMIC Settings → Keyboard → Keyboard Shortcuts
- Find "Switch between open windows" and set a custom shortcut (tested with Ctrl+Tab and Shift+F)
- Press the shortcut — the switcher opens and highlights a window
- Release the keys
- The switcher remains open; no window switch occurs
Expected behavior
Releasing the modifier key (or the shortcut keys) should confirm the highlighted window and dismiss the switcher, consistent with the behavior of the default Super+Tab binding.
Actual behavior
The switcher stays open after releasing the keys. The only way to confirm a selection is to click a window or press the number assigned to it (e.g. Ctrl+1).
Additional context
The default Super+Tab shortcut works correctly — releasing Super immediately switches to the highlighted window.
This behavior appears to be hardcoded specifically for Super+Tab and is not applied to custom bindings.
- OS: Pop!_OS 24.04 LTS
- Desktop: COSMIC (Wayland)