P: Can't cmd+tab to web browser (Chrome ver: 16.0.912.75) from CS6 (OSX/10.6.8)

So having been aggravated by this for 2+ years now, and getting increasingly nervous about the Chromium-45-instead-of-Chrome workaround (to say nothing of how it makes my Mac's fans spin like a jet turbine), I just tried calling Adobe at their support line (800-833-6687). As will be surprising to nobody here, the Adobe support person I got ("Robert") insisted that he couldn't replicate it on his machine. I directed him to this thread, explained that dozens of us do experience it, to a prohibitive (and expensive) degree, and it got me nowhere. He did say that he'd file a ticket to his "seniors," so god only knows whether we'll see any action or acknowledgment on this. For my part, I might just bite the bullet and start learning Sketch.

It is driving me crazy everyday.
And I can't even find a proper workaround as Full screen doesn't work properly with two displays, I am forced to use Application Frame mode...

Hello Adobe,

will there ever be a solution or at least communication?

Same here. Please fix it.

Photoshopで製作中、Chromeを開く際に「Alt+TAB」もしくは「⌘+TAB」で移動出来ない。
chromeが一瞬見えたあと、Photoshopの方が前に出てきてしまいます。

デザイン制作の際かなり不便です。
対応よろしくお願いします。

The problem in "Application Frame" Mode .. ADOBE please fix it!

This is a really annoying problem!

I'm on a Mac OSX 10.11.4 (15E65) with Photoshop CC 20160113.r.355x64 and Chrome 50.0.2661.75 (64-bit)

This is driving me nuts too. I want to compare Photoshop layout with Chrome output but I find I have to tab to a 3rd app in between which reduces my ability to accurately compare. Really frustrating.

I just discovered that this issue exists even when switching from Photoshop to Lightroom. Both apps are up-to-date CC apps running on OS X 10.11.4.

This is an incredibly annoying issue that needs to be addressed.  Working on a website, tabbing between PS, Chrome, text editor....this issue just ruins the workflow and causes frustration.  Doesn't matter if its a dual monitor setup or a single monitor setup.

Only workaround I found is to push cmd + ` after pressing cmd + tab, which is also annoying 😕😕