I enjoy write-ups like this! Decided to illustrate mine similarly, just now:
It's very geared towards browser (over-)use. Rest of the time, I'm in a terminal with minimal mouse use besides select/copy/paste stuff.
It's very geared towards browser (over-)use. Rest of the time, I'm in a terminal with minimal mouse use besides select/copy/paste stuff.
Ctrl + Tab (next tab)
Ctrl + Shift + Tab (previous tab)
and Ctrl + W (close tab)
... it's so so useful to be able to flick through browser/code tabs and close them all from my mouse.
I see a good unused 3-button combo on your screenshot that could be good for these bindings, even if they are a bit awkward to click :P
Some other oft-used hotkeys are my ShareX Screenshot hotkey (ShareX is awesome. Windows-only though), and a hotkey I set up to handle the StreamKeys extension so that I can play/pause YouTube, Twitch etc. with my mouse (works better than just media hotkeys in my experience).
I'm also a modestly heavy user of AHK, as well. Though for mouse things, the UX of Logitech's mouse button remapping is definitely nicer to deal with. (as commented elsewhere in the thread)