The Win 1/2/3/... shortcut to open corresponding applications in the taskbar is a built-in feature in Windows. It makes opening and switching between applications much easier without having to move your hands from the keyboard. Thank you for bringing this convenient shortcut to macOS. Additionally, it's impressive that it still works seamlessly in Sonoma, even though the last update was 11 years ago.

When I switched from Windows several years ago the only thing I missed was easy creation of shortcuts. Now I can do the same on Mac, thanks to SNAP!It works great on Mountain Lion. Loads at start. Custom shorcuts as well as dock shortcuts work as described. Love it, thank you!Several sudjestions (don't know if it's possible to impliment though):1) Would be nice to open several windows with just one shortcut. Example, I usually open following aps on start - Safari, Firefox, Mail, Notes, Skype… wonder it it's possible to create just one shortcut so all asigned windows open at once.2) Not sure if it's system limitation or not, but Finder is always number 1 in dock, however, pressing Command + 1 opens app that folows Finder in dock, in my case Finder - 1, Safari -2, Mail - 3, etc. Presing Command + 1 opend Safari, not Finder.

Snappy! It works like a charm, I love how you have both automatic and manual modes - automatic is for all dock apps, and manual is for any app you want to have a shortcut - but my only suggestion is to have the option to remove the bezel that appears every time you open an app with snap. It's not that bad, but it slows down the transition between apps. I know some people like it, but at least the option to remove it would be nice.

Safari lets you add a web page to the Dock with the File menu, meaning you can switch to ChatGPT with a keystroke. This will probably be your most used app, since you switch windows dozens of times per day.