Workspace Rotate windows and switch tabs
Distinguish stacked windows in a zone from tabs within an application.
Share a zone
When several windows occupy the same zone, rotate through them to bring the one you need to the front. For example, keep an editor in the main zone and alternate between a browser and notes in another.
Desktop 1: Project in the left zone; Browser and Notes share the right zone. In front: Browser.
This is a conceptual example. It does not control your windows or reproduce the full application interface.Use rotation
Launch the workspace with its items assigned to that zone and use the next or previous window actions configured in shortcuts or gestures. Rotation depends on recognized windows and the active zone. Check the assignment if a window is left out.
Tabs inside an application
Switching a browser or terminal tab is a separate action: it keeps the same window and changes its content. Use the next/previous tab actions when the application supports them. Some applications intercept their own shortcuts.
Multiple workspaces
Rotations can stay separate or share a compatible arrangement. Read coexistence before mixing windows from different tasks in the same zone.
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