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Actually, macOS Sequoia only has halves, maximize and quarters as resize options, and has very limited keyboard shortcuts. Some people will be happy with it, an
by MrKai77 2y ago
Actually, macOS Sequoia only has halves, maximize and quarters as resize options, and has very limited keyboard shortcuts. Some people will be happy with it, and some will need more. Loop is very flexible in terms of making custom window sizes, keybinds, cycles etc., and is perfect for those who need more!
- insane_dreamer 2y agoBut expect Apple to add more features. I would be careful on staking a business plan on the current lack of windowing features in MacOS or you could find the rug pulled out from under you. Good luck!
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- moritzwarhier 2y agoAs long as I can assign useful keyboard shortcuts, that's enough for me and hits the sweet spot (hello Windows 7!). I don't use the more advanced Rectangle features either.
- pegasus 2y agoGood to know. As someone with only mild interest in window managers, my first thought was that this will probably be obsoleted by the coming feature GP refers to. So GP is right, your explanation on the product page would be useful for at least some of us.