All you have to do is drag-and-drop the windows to the edges or corners of your screen, and they’ll snap to half or a quarter of the screen. Window Magnet is an affordable window manager that lets you easily snap windows into various sizes and positions. Moom even lets you save your favorite window arrangements and easily access them from the pop-up palette, which appears when you hover your mouse over the green zoom button. So whether you prefer using the keyboard, mouse, or grid system, Moom will work for you since it supports all three. Plus, you can drag windows to the edges as well. You can use the grid system to select the area that the windows should cover, and you can also set up keyboard shortcuts.
Moom is my app of choice for window management on my Macbook Pro. Along with using your mouse to position your windows, you can also use keyboard shortcuts. Much like Divvy, it also has a grid that you can click and drag to select a position for your windows. It also makes it easier to switch between your application windows, and can even rearrange an entire group of windows at once to help optimize your screen real estate.
Optimal Layout is an advanced window manager for Mac OS that does more than just resize and organize your windows. If that’s too much for you, you can create shortcuts instead that will automatically resize and move your windows. The description for Divvy says it best, “ it allows you to quickly and efficiently ‘divvy up’ your screen into exact portions.” All you have to do is click and drag within the Divvy grid interface to select the area (on your screen) that you’d like your window(s) to occupy your windows will then be resized and moved to that relative position on your screen.
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