Toggle easily between open images (as in cs6 - by holding down the photoshop icon)

[default2fhowxn9ilc0]

In photoshop cs6, there was a way to view all open images in a grid: by holding down the photoshop icon.  It was fast and easy, and a handy way to toggle between images, and see all the images at once.  

I am having trouble finding a simple way to do that in this new photoshop.  I know there is a multiple step way to do it using the windows tab - but that feels clunky and inefficient.  I am curious, is there a way to make it happen the shortcut way, like it did in cs6?  

[Jeff Arola]

What operating system are you using?

[default2fhowxn9ilc0]

Mac OS Big Sur 11.0.1

[Jeff Arola]

Are you using a different Mac than you were with cs6?

Anyhow your Mac needs a Force Touch Trackpad to enable Force click

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204352

Another way that should work is to press control and the down arrow on your keyboard.

Also photoshop needs to have Floating Document Windows enabled.

[default2fhowxn9ilc0]

Hello Jeff,

Thank you so much for this - this is so very helpful.  This function is still not quite the same as the older version - there is this one funny hanging window that is the blank photoshop window with no pictures, and if you are zoomed in at all, it keeps the image zoomed in.  I wonder why photoshop would have taken away such a handy function?

The older operating system I have the older version of photoshop on is 10.6.8.  Thank you for this.

[Jeff Arola]

If in photoshop you go to Window>Application Frame and turn it off, you won't get that blank photoshop window.

[Kukurykus]

Aplication Frame in Window menu, where (on Windows)?

[Jeff Arola]

It's a mac only thing. Windows versions of photoshop always have the

Application Frame on and it can't be turned off.