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Appreciate the option to do it without 3rd party tools, but if you do want more power in this space I find Magnet indispensable. I have shortcuts for left/righ
by jen729w 5y ago
Appreciate the option to do it without 3rd party tools, but if you do want more power in this space I find Magnet indispensable.
I have shortcuts for left/right-third and two-thirds, as well as left/right half, which I must use dozens of times a day. Oh and I use ASZX to push stuff to the 4 corners too.
A lovely little utility app.
https://magnet.crowdcafe.com/ https://magnet.crowdcafe.com/
- sixstringtheory 5y agoI use Moom for this, totally customizable key combos for any size/location of window, and you can customize the global shortcut to activate it so it don’t conflict with other global key combos like for iTerm or Alfred. I sync the settings by copying around a plist checked into my dotfiles repo. Haven’t tried magnet before, just wanted to throw another option out there.
- tayloramurphy 5y agoI still use https://github.com/jigish/slate https://github.com/jigish/slate on Monterey and it works great!
- kefabean 5y agoI second this - totally indispensable. It’s beyond me why this kind of functionality has never been baked into MacOS.
- lloeki 5y ago> Appreciate the option to do it without 3rd party tools, but if you do want more power in this space I find Magnet indispensable. Used Moom and Spectacle, and now using Magnet as well on personal machines (actually it was the first one I ever used back when it was called Window Magnet), but the work laptop has a policy about vetted apps you can install, and only Spectacle is allowed, which I don't like personally, so I use the macOS native stuff there.