After every time the computer goes to sleep or something like that. I made a script to quickly restart the Dock.
Ugh, how annoying. Thanks.
Moving an application window to another space without a mouse would also be nice. I've only wanted it for, like, the past 10-15 years. Snow Leopard even had that ability. Why was it removed? That's beyond me.
I have had to work around it with the most hacky scripts possible, and it's been so annoying trying to maintain all those scripts over the years.
I swear such a shortcut exists? I sometimes accidentally trigger it and have to sit through the window-sliding-to-another-space animation.
Re:macOS Golden Gate Is a Buggy Mess
by hirvi74 on Wednesday September 30, 2026 @11:00PM
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Negative, Ghost Rider.
Figured it out, it's a shortcut in Raycast that I obviously forgot I'd set up.
Rename spaces + move to them by name. At one point I had a hacky buggy mess of a (Quicksilver, I think) addon that let me do this, and it was the best, even though it crashed my computer a couple of times a week.
Does anyone know how to do this, nowadays? I've lost hope that Apple will make it a native feature.
Edit: Thanks for the tip about killing the dock to get the keyboard shortcuts working. That was driving me mad. Do you have to do that every restart, or will those just work now?