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Try using a tool like Moom or divvy - both give you super powers compared to the usual fullscreen
by mattnewton 10y ago
Try using a tool like Moom or divvy - both give you super powers compared to the usual fullscreen
- eriksssss 10y agoI use Divvy with a set of hotkeys that makes window arrangement a breeze. Using my numberpad, the keys represent quadrants (1,3,7,9), halves (2,4,6,8) or fullscreen (5). This works great for large screens. I have no desire (or need)to move my windows around with a mouse.