Osx magnet9/11/2023 Combine this with the Windows-key keyboard shortcuts for shooting windows right, left, up, and down, and you have fantastic window management support baked right in. Hovering over the maximize button in the top right corner provides a plethora of window management options - you can send the window to any of the four corners, to a third or two-thirds of the display, to half of the display, or even send one window to half of the display with the other windows taking the remaining quarters of the display. Windows 11 blows macOS out of the water here. Clicking and holding the full-screen green button in the top left provides four options: full-screen (and this is macOS’s full-screen, so it creates a whole new space for the full-screen app), tiled left or right, or the ability to send the window to an iPad in Sidecar. MacOS’s built-in window management features are sub par, to say the least. All you need is one point of friction on a single display, be that a wanting to view two PDFs side-by-side or wanting a narrow waterfall app (like Tweetbot) to be set beside a browser page for reading.Įxternal displays exacerbate the need, though. It doesn’t take multiple external displays for someone to find a need for a window management app.
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