Simple window anchoring / resizing / moving / screen placement manager that works. Window size cycling between up to 3 percentage values based on the anchor point. All steps are optional and all values configurable. * Left / Right - maximizes window vertically and cycles through the percentage of the screen width. * Top / Bottom - keeps the window's horizontal position and width, and cycles through the percentage of the screen height. * Mid-screen - centres the window and cycles through the percentage of both screen axes. Move windows between screens / monitors. * Preserves the relative dimensions, so the window takes the same relative space and location as it did on the previous screen. * Does not get stuck when screens have different sizes or dimensions. Maximize * Toggles the window between maximized and its previous size. Restore * Restore a window to the size and position it had before the current run of Bifocals commands. * A window Bifocals has never touched falls back to the last saved restore point for any window of the same application. Every shortcut is rebindable, and clearing one disables that action.
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| 5.0 | Unreviewed |
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| 4 | Active |
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| 3 | Rejected |
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| 2 | Active |
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| 1 | Active |
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3.34
3.32
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