Witch window manager on sale for 48 hours

I bought this program solely based on the "glowing review" that it could be used to switch between BBEedit windows. This is not correct from what I've seen so far. BBEdit opens several documents in a single window. you can open more windows but Witch won't/can't let you access the documents open in a single window ( which I believe is the default behavior when opening a document in BBEdit ) If I'm wrong please tell me because I'd hate to think I just wasted ten bucks to replicate features already built into the OS...

I am very keyboard-centric, and I use both Expose and Witch. I use Expose more often. But when I have 12 different Terminal windows open to 12 different Unix servers and I want to switch to the Terminal window for foobarserver, it's MUCH easier to bring up Witch and scroll down to the window titled "foobarserver", than it is to go into Expose mode and examine each window until I find foobarserver.

Different approaches for different needs. I also never tile my windows, preferring to use a random jumble of windows, plus Expose, plus Cmd-Tab most of the time.

I see the value here. Sure, expose is nice, but this enhances something I use regularly. The power is the configurability.

What ticks me off is that I was hoping to see it in action, like a screencast, to show its power. Screenshots are nice, but I have $10 that I'm almost ready to give. I just need a hint of WOW that is awesome in a screencast and I'm sold.

Why don't all developers make a screencast, even a simple one, a requirement?

⌘+` lets you switch between windows from 1 application.

On my MacBook Pro I use Exposé by swiping four fingers down. That shows every open window, even the minimized ones, in every app. And I prefer the thumbnails instead of a list view because sometimes I don't remember the title of a window or document.

Expose already does all of this and in a much more elegant fashion. Why would anyone want this? The only difference is this gives you an old fashioned text-based list of the windows and apps, whereas Expose gives you pictures.