https://forum.world.st/Fwd-OBSystemBrowser-vs-Browser-tp133839p133846.html
Of course, the context menu for taskbar buttons is only available if the existing "generalizedYellowButtonMenu" preference is switched off (don't ask why!).
As for window switching, alt-leftArrow/alt-rightArrow was the only combination I could find that wouldn't conflict with (mostly text) morphs and the host OS.
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> > Do you refer to a task bar like the ones in Windows, KDE or Gnome? If
> > yes, then this task bar exists and is activated by default in all
> > squeak-dev beta images (ftp://ftp.ofset.org/squeak/squeak-dev/beta).
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> I tried the TaskBar in your image, this is a really cool extension for
> Squeak. What is missing is an X, to be able to close the window right
> from the task bar. Also some keybindings would be nice to switch to
> the next window.
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