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Check out Spectacle[0] if you are coming from a Windows world and actually like the window management in Windows 7. [0] https://www.spectacleapp.com/ https://w

• mrsmeds 8y ago
  Agreed. Once you get familiar with all Spectacle's shortcuts window management becomes really quick and simple.
• throwaway413 8y ago
  +1 for Spectacle. Works great, first thing I install on any new Mac that I get.
• nthnclrk 8y ago
  Yet another vote for Spectacle. I also pair this with Cinch[1] as I regularly switch between inputs and setups (KB & Mouse at the desk, neither on the go) and like to have flexibility with both keyboard and mouse/trackpad control. The key value-add of Cinch for me is replicating Windows-style 'drag-to-top' for fullscreen, and 'drag-to-side' for half-screen window adjustments. In short, Spectacle for fine-tuned keyboard controlled window management, and Cinch for mouse/trackpad. [1]http://www.irradiatedsoftware.com/cinch/ http://www.irradiatedsoftware.com/cinch/
• RBerenguel 8y ago
  In a similar-but-not-the-same, Phoenix[0] can be used in a the scenarios Spectacle shines, but is scriptable. This way I could define commands for weird layouts (I have for instance a way of setting windows in vertical thirds, or in screen 9ths, or using 70-30 like iPad's split view). Requires some more work, but depending on your use case it can be worth it (otherwise spectacle is a very fine app). [0] https://github.com/kasper/phoenix https://github.com/kasper/phoenix