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That is not true. I use both Windows and Mac a lot and I have about an equal number of OS level plugins. * PowerToys Awake - Amphetamine * PowerToys FancyZone
by megaman821 4y ago
That is not true. I use both Windows and Mac a lot and I have about an equal number of OS level plugins.
* PowerToys Awake - Amphetamine
* PowerToys FancyZones - Moom
* PowerToys Run - Alfred
* EarTrumpet - Rogue Amoeba SoundSource
* Windows Terminal - iTerm
* QuickLook - Mac Native Functionality
* Nothing for Windows - HazeOver
* Windows Native Functionality - Bartender
* Snipping Tool - Clean Shot X
- dukeofdoom 4y agoDo you know of one for ImageResizer?
- megaman821 4y agoFor Mac; select the images you want, right-click, select tools, adjust size.
- maleldil 4y ago* PowerToys Run - Alfred * Windows Terminal - iTerm * Snipping Tool - Clean Shot X These are not fair comparisons. The Mac tools you list here are much more powerful than the Windows counterparts, and there are good enough built-in alternatives (Spotlight, Terminal and the default screenshot tool). * PowerToys FancyZones - Moom This isn't fair either. FancyZones is much more powerful; Rectangle is a better comparison.
- chipotle_coyote 4y agoWhat is it that Rectangle can do that Moom can't? As a long-time Moom user, I've never come across an example of "amazing thing [other MacOS window management extension] does that Moom doesn't," but I always try to be open. (There's also the possibility that there are amazing things I wouldn't use, of course. I have discovered that while I like keyboard shortcuts and Moom's hover dropdown for window resizing/movement, I find "drag a window to the screen edge to resize it" to be a maddening anti-feature.)