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Have you tried Spectacle [0]? It has keyboard shortcuts (which you can redefine) for things like maximization, tiling on sides, and so forth. If you haven't t
by gknoy 11y ago
Have you tried Spectacle [0]? It has keyboard shortcuts (which you can redefine) for things like maximization, tiling on sides, and so forth. If you haven't tried it, consider doing so. It's really made my workflow much easier, and is almost a tiling window manager. It's easy to open a new window, drag it to the right workspace, and then size it with a keystroke.
For example, ctrl-alt-command is what I use for most shortcuts (and I don't use most of the ones that come out of the box):
C-M-S + Up Arrow: maximize fully (horizontal + vertical)
C-M-S + Left or Right: maximize vertically, constrain to left or right side. This is neat in that it cycles between making you window 1/2, 3/4, or 1/4 of your screen wide, so you can easily have one app take up 1/4 of your screen and another take 3/4.
shift-command-D: change which display something is on.
All of these play nicely with the dock, even when it is on the left side of the screen instead of the bottom.
0: https://www.spectacleapp.com/ https://www.spectacleapp.com/