Rectangle 2.0.4
Rectangle, the macOS window manager for effortless window snapping
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Click to enlargeRectangle makes window management on macOS faster, more intuitive, and highly customizable. Inspired by the convenient window-snapping features found in Windows, it lets you arrange windows using keyboard shortcuts or simple drag-and-drop gestures.
Move windows to the left or right half of the screen, place them in corners, resize them to one-third or two-thirds of the display, maximize them, transfer them to another monitor, and more. Every shortcut can be customized, making it easy to create a setup that fits your workflow. You can also view all available commands from Rectangle’s menu bar icon.
Rectangle’s snap-assist feature lets you drag a window to an edge or corner of the screen to automatically reposition and resize it. Dragging a window to the top maximizes it, while moving it to a corner or side places it into a predefined layout. Once you release a snapped window, it can return to its previous size and position, or you can restore it with a keyboard shortcut.
Built as a modern successor to Spectacle, Rectangle offers a powerful set of window-management tools while remaining open source and free to use. After incorporating it into your workflow, managing windows on a Mac becomes considerably quicker and more efficient.
Version 2.0.4
New Additions
- An option to snap before hitting the screen edges when dragging to snap.
- A repeated commands option for switching sides on half actions.
- Full-height vertical sixth window actions.
- Mouse buttons can be used in keyboard shortcut fields.
- Updated localizations.
Performance & Bug Fixes
- Optional window animations and snap-preview material animations are now smoother.
- Simple window placement is now more efficient.
- Drag-to-snap window detection has been updated for Emacs 28.
- The screenEdgeGapTopNotch can now be set to 0 by Terminal command to be removed on screens with a notch.
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