macOS Space Switcher Extensions Break Multi-Monitor Focus Behavior
Third-party macOS Mission Control extensions that remove Space-switching animations interfere with the native behavior of switching Spaces on the primary monitor when a window on a secondary monitor has focus. The extension does not replicate the OS-native fallback correctly in multi-monitor configurations. Users running multiple monitors with separate Spaces lose a core workflow capability when the extension is active.
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