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Scenario: I have open Firefox A and Firefox B and putty A and putty B.

I'd like to be able to attach a custom global keyboard shortcut for focusing either of these windows. For example, set Ctrl+Alt+F2 to focus putty B (other shortcuts are suitable, too).

I can set the title of the windows if must, or I can launch the processes in a specific order. Or anything that works even for one session (PIDs, etc.).

On Mac this is said to be possible with Witch but how to do it with Windows?

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    In Windows 7 and 8 the first 10 icons on the task bar have the shortcuts Win+1 through Win+0.
    – Brian
    Nov 22, 2013 at 8:08
  • @Brian this is a great option, wish I'd thought of that! Grouped windows are cycling is there a way to directly address them? I suppose I can just turn off grouping. For record: Answers about more bendable options are still welcome of course! :)
    – n611x007
    Nov 22, 2013 at 9:53

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