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Spectacle was my jam. Simple and free.

• colecut 5y ago
  I thought rectangle was the next evolution of spectacle
  • nemosaltat 5y ago
    The Parallels Developer edition comes with a pretty great window snapping feature. Parallels was the only solution to run Windows on my M1 Mac. In addition to doing a great job at VMs, it comes with a bunch of handy utilities.
    • dhosek 5y ago
      I got Parallels in a bundle deal and was really aggravated by the fact that it kept popping up notifications to install additional utilities. Way uncool.
      • mirekrusin 5y ago
        Yes, so agressive, stopped using it because of it.
  • awill 5y ago
    it is. Spectacle is no longer supported.
  • aiisjustanif 5y ago
    Is it the same developers. My main gripe is the complete change of key commands and the option to swap to Spectacle key commands is very limited.
    • rxhanson 5y ago
      Spectacle was created by a different developer. Rectangle contains nearly everything in Spectacle, and it includes an option when you first start the app or when you go to reset the default shortcuts to select the Spectacle shortcuts.
  • thamer 5y ago
    It is, since Spectacle is no longer maintained. Rectangle is linked from the Spectacle README on GitHub: "Spectacle users have recommended Rectangle as an open source alternative." https://github.com/eczarny/spectacle#important-note https://github.com/eczarny/spectacle#important-note
• kaidon 5y ago
  I still use Spectacle! Maybe I'll abandon it if I ever upgrade to Big Sur -- but it continues to work for me.