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#REMAP KEY KEYBOARD MAESTRO WINDOWS#

Go to System Preferences → Keyboard → Shortcuts, and select "Mission Control" on the left. Sure, you could set up a hot corner for the latter, but then we're back to moving a hand off the home row. The first one requires moving a hand off the keyboard, the second one does as well (and even after following my suggestion below to add additional arrow keys, it's still awkward), and the third one is just plain cumbersome. While functional, none of these are ideal.

Open Mission Control and select the desktop in the top of the screen.

Press the Control key together with the left or right arrow.

Swipe left or right with three or four fingers on a trackpad, or with two fingers on a Magic Mouse.

As explained in the macOS User Guide linked above, by default this can be done in one of three ways: To efficiently use spaces, it's important to efficiently switch between them. This lets me set up multiple desktops and give each desktop its own focus. Instead of keeping all this on the same desktop, I use spaces ↗. For example, I have a Safari window with a bunch of personal tabs, another one with work related tabs, and then also some additional apps for work.

#REMAP KEY KEYBOARD MAESTRO WINDOWS#

I tend to have apps and windows open for different projects or modes. Everything in this section uses native functionalities and doesn't require any third-party apps. My laptop of choice is a MacBook, and it runs macOS. Hopefully future me will benefit from that.

A big part of this is done by using shortcuts and automations, which not only make me act faster with much less arm movement but also takes away a lot of friction. To try and make the most of it, I enjoy getting to know my tools, with the aim of improving both my comfort and my productivity.