Window Snapping
Every window, exactly where you want it.
Drag a window to an edge or a corner, or use ⌃⌥ shortcuts for halves, thirds and corners. One shortcut lines up every window on the screen.
Every window, exactly where you want it.
Drag a window to an edge or a corner, or use ⌃⌥ shortcuts for halves, thirds and corners. One shortcut lines up every window on the screen.
Everything you copy, one shortcut away.
Hold ⌘⇧ and tap V to step back through what you copied, then let go to paste it. Text, images and files, with passwords left out.
A volume knob for every app.
Turn the music up and the browser down, mute one app, or send a call to your headphones. Right from the menu bar.
See an app's windows before you click.
Rest the pointer on an app in the Dock to see every window it has open, even on other desktops. Click one to go straight to it.
Any color on your screen, copied in a click.
Press ⌘⇧C, point and click. The color is copied as Hex, RGB, HSL or SwiftUI, and your recent colors stay a click away.
Point at a window. It's ready.
The window under the pointer comes forward, no click needed. Sweep quickly across others and they stay where they are.
Your Mac stays awake for as long as you need.
Keep the screen on for a set time or indefinitely, with separate choices on power and on battery.
Make every key and button do what you want.
Turn Caps Lock into Escape, or a mouse button into Mission Control. Each keyboard and mouse keeps its own mappings.
The middle click, now on your trackpad.
Tap with three fingers to open a link in a new tab or close one, just like clicking a mouse wheel.
Close the last window, and the app goes too.
Apps you're done with stop running in the background. Keep the ones you want open running with a simple list.