Alternative shortcuts for shifting between open photoshop windows?

You do realize that Option key "Option+Tab" is literally right next to the Control key? Command+Tab is the normal way to cycle through applicaitons on a Mac, and if you just move your Left thumb over two keys, Control+Tab is very similar.

You can pretty much change every menu item in Photoshop, but I am pretty sure that "Control+Tab" is the Macs way to cycle through windows. It works the exact same way in Google Chrome.

If you have a Big monitor what might help is Window>Arrange and you can select 2-up, 4-up, etc... so all of your tabs are in front view... then you can just click on that window to edit the file. 

Good luck!
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Thanks for the responses! As to Command + ~ it does not work on my keyboard (Finnish). The scripts, well, I need to study the issue a bit. Anyhow, they appear to me a little daunting ... 😳

You can also use Command + ~ (tilda) to cycle open document windows

What you can do is install these two scripts, then bind your preferred keyboard shortcuts to the scripts.

// Cycle forwards through open docs
selectDoc( 1 );

function selectDoc(relativeDoc) {
    // Equivalent of ctrl + tab | ctrl + shift + tab
    // 1 = forwards | -1 = backwards
	var s2t = function (s) {
		return app.stringIDToTypeID(s);
	};
	var descriptor = new ActionDescriptor();
	var reference = new ActionReference();
	reference.putOffset( s2t( "document" ), relativeDoc );
	descriptor.putReference( s2t( "null" ), reference );
	descriptor.putInteger( s2t( "documentID" ), 0 );
	executeAction( s2t( "select" ), descriptor, DialogModes.NO );
}

// Cycle backwards through open docs
selectDoc( -1 );

function selectDoc(relativeDoc) {
    // Equivalent of ctrl + tab | ctrl + shift + tab
    // 1 = forwards | -1 = backwards
	var s2t = function (s) {
		return app.stringIDToTypeID(s);
	};
	var descriptor = new ActionDescriptor();
	var reference = new ActionReference();
	reference.putOffset( s2t( "document" ), relativeDoc );
	descriptor.putReference( s2t( "null" ), reference );
	descriptor.putInteger( s2t( "documentID" ), 0 );
	executeAction( s2t( "select" ), descriptor, DialogModes.NO );
}

Info on saving and installing scripts here:

https://prepression.blogspot.com/2017/11/downloading-and-installing-adobe-scripts.html

P.S. You can do this via actions, however, you would need to use F-key shortcuts, which in my opinion are less finger friendly (even more so on a laptop).