Windows 10: Is there a way for windows which has been group snapped to be hidden from sight on Alt+Tab...

I use a lot of Alt+Tab view to navigate my windows. I´d be far optimized that when changing windows with you don't also get to see the windows you snap-grouped, it saturates your sight and takes more time to reach the desired window.Currently, having in sight windows that are grouped in addition to the snap group just eliminates the advantage you are seeking/expecting when using this function on combination with Alt+Tab command, and it's kind of frustrating.Thank u for the attention.

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How to Alt tab back to two snapped windows

So i snap two windows explorers, one to left and one to right, then i alt-tab to my browser and then i want to go back to the snapped two windows explorer, but alt-tab gives me choice to only choose one of them and the other is like hidden behind the browser and i have to manually click it from the task bar. So is there any way to fix that?

 

Customize Task View, Alt-Tab and Snap Assist


Would you like smaller, XP style thumbnails and be able to see whats on the desktop while in Task View?
Check out this exhaustive list of registry tweaks: [Windows 10 Tip] Registry Tweaks to Customize UI of Alt+Tab, Task View and Snap Assistant Screens - AskVG

Follow instructions carefully, but, not to worry, if you wish to undo the tweaks, simply delete the items you created and all will fall back to defaults.
Affects are immediate so no need to reboot or restart Explorer.

Tested in AU and higher.

 

Alt + tab no longer switches to last window in Windows 11

Okay this has been frustrating me for a little bit. I finally figured out the new setting.

1. Open Windows "Settings" by pressing Windows + I.
   
2. Search for "Multitasking Settings".
   
3. Expand "Snap windows"
   
4. Uncheck "Show my snapped windows when I hover over taskbar apps, in Task View, and when I press Alt+Tab"
   
5. [Recommended] Change "Show tabs from apps when snapping or pressing Alt+Tab" to "Don't show tabs"