Don't show hidden applications when using Command-Tab

I'm wondering if there's a way to not show hidden applications in the list of running apps when using Command-Tab ?

LiteSwitch (http://www.proteron.com/) sort of does what I want, except it grays out hidden applications, but I want them to not appear at all.

I use hidden applications as a sort of 'I'll get to later, or don't bother me now' method, so it would be great if Command-Tab could honor that (the same was Expose does).

Thanks.

Okay, actually looks like this is the ticket: Switché

You can also assign applications to an ignore list so that certain ones will never show up in the task switcher.

Screenshots here:

Get it

Review with more screenshots here:

http://mac.appstorm.net/reviews/utilities/switche-application-switching-on-steroids/

Download: http://kapeli.com/switche/

And one more screenshot with the "ignore applications" feature:

Switché isn't available any more. You can hide any app by editing its Info.plist file. Here's how:

1. Right click on the app, and hit "Show Package Contents"
2. In the 'Contents' folder, open "Info.plist" using a text editor

3. Paste the following under the <dict> line:

   <key>NSUIElement</key>
   <string>1</string>
   

This will hide any app from the finder. If the app updates itself, you'll need to redo these steps.

I've added this to Skype, 1Password and Finder and they all run perfectly, but don't appear in the command-tab menu. In combination with Alfred App it works so well – hit alt-space and you can launch any app hidden from the app switcher back to its original state!