Shifting focus across displays that are arranged vertically with Super + up/down (or j/k) hotkey isn't working intuitively.
Conditions:
Two displays arranged vertically (not rotated to portrait mode, just stacked one above the other)
Workspaces per-display, with tiling mode enabled on both active workspaces (or universally)
A window open on each display
With the above conditions fulfilled, I would expect Super + up/down and Super + j/k to change focus to the window that's on the other display. Instead, it changes the workspace on the currently focused display.
Using Super + left/right (or h/l) shifts focus to the window on the other display, which seems unintuitive since the displays are not arranged side-by-side.
Notes:
In case it's relevant, this is with two displays of different resolutions. One is a FHD display built into a laptop, and the other is a 2K external arranged above the laptop's built-in display.
I'm not sure if Super + up/down for workspace switching is expected? The ol' Gnome Cosmic only did workspace switching with Ctrl + Super + up/down, so that would be new expected behavior.
Shifting focus across displays that are arranged vertically with Super + up/down (or j/k) hotkey isn't working intuitively.
Conditions:
With the above conditions fulfilled, I would expect Super + up/down and Super + j/k to change focus to the window that's on the other display. Instead, it changes the workspace on the currently focused display.
Using Super + left/right (or h/l) shifts focus to the window on the other display, which seems unintuitive since the displays are not arranged side-by-side.
Notes: