> I rely almost entirely on gestures on my trackpad (three fingers swipe up to see all my windows that are not minimized). Swiping alone is unnecessarily slow

> I rely almost entirely on gestures on my trackpad (three fingers swipe up to see all my windows that are not minimized). Swiping alone is unnecessarily slow so I don't do it unless I need visual assistance. I do them all though, in this order of frequency: - Cmd+Tab for switching apps (most frequent action) - Option+Tab (remapped) for switching windows of active app - Three-fingers down to see all windows of current app - Three-fingers up to see all windows (rarely used because I have too many windows open for this to be useful) In addition I use Ctrl+{1,4} to move between different workspaces (although I sometimes use three-finger swipe left/right for this but too often I want to skip one (like going from 1 to 3) in which case swiping is annoying. Moving windows to a different desktop/workspace I do by clicking titlebar and pressing Ctrl+{1,4}. Relying on the "overview" (or whatever it's called) sounds convenient, but slower than what I do.