Get an ergonomic (probably split) keyboard and use your thumb for modifier keys. It’s meant to rotate all around unlike our pinkies.

I’ve been using a couple of split keyboards over the last year and it’s slowed me down because I can no longer cross over the keyboard to type a letter with either hand. This means you sometimes have to use the same finger twice in a row which always feels inefficient to me.

It's wrong but the p is on a very hard position for the right pinky. FWIW, p was the last letter I got right as a touch typist. It's not that the pinky is a weak finger--it can be trained to a very good level--it's really more the position of the p.

I’ve just moved p down a row on most of my keyboards.

I'm similar but worse, I basically type all the upper row with ring and middle finger only.

I don't think I use the pinky for any letter, only Enter and modifiers. Pinkies are weak.

If you allow your forearm to move, rather than keeping your fingers in a "home" position, you do not need to use pinkies to reach letters.