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 - Arrow keys are supported as an alternative to pressing Tab (7 lines of code to support arrow keys!)
 - Close the switcher to cancel switching by pressing Escape (while Alt is still down)
 - Big readable app icons
-- ~~Click an app icon with the mouse to switch to that app (WIP!)~~
+- ~~Click an app icon with the mouse to switch to that app~~ (WIP!)
 - Smart key capture so keys don't unexpectedly bleed through to other apps
 - Wrap bump is hard to explain but easy to feel: Try holding Alt-Tab until the end, then press Tab again (while Alt is still down)—works in reverse, too!
 - When cycling windows of the same app, cancel and return to the initial window by pressing Escape (while Alt is still down). This doesn't override or block Windows' native Alt-Escape hotkey
-- ~~Press Q (while Alt is still down) to close the selected application (by closing all its windows) (WIP!)~~
+- ~~Press Q (while Alt is still down) to close the selected application (by closing all its windows)~~ (WIP!)
 - Press W or F4 (while Alt is still down) to close the selected window
 - Delayed show[^2] prevents the switcher from indecipherably flashing and disappearing when all you wanted was to instantly Alt-Tab *once* to get back to the previous app[^3].