Take control of every window on your screen. Snap, resize, tile, blur, pin, group, rename Spaces, restore layouts, automate hot corners, switch between windows and tabs, and design precise multi display setups that match your workflow instead of fighting it.
Take control of every window on your screen. Snap, resize, tile, blur, pin, group, rename Spaces, restore layouts, automate hot corners, switch between windows and tabs, and design precise multi display setups that match your workflow instead of fighting it.
This menu bar app combines a window manager, app launcher and website blocker. You can for instance define specific screens/monitors to open your apps in and create a custom layout for their positions/sizes.
With this menu bar app, you can switch everything. Not only apps and windows, but also tabs. You can have as many switchers as you like.
OneMenu is a menubar app featuring system monitoring, a window manager and a keyboard cleaning mode.
Squares is a bunch of very simple AppleScripts for window positioning and resizing. It is not a native app in itself but still acts as a menu bar app.
See which virtual space you’re currently in, displayed directly in your menu bar for instant access.
Spaces (the virtual desktop feature) currently just labels each Space as “Desktop 1”, etc. This menu bar app allows you to name each Space and shows the name of your current Space in the menu bar. It also provides an alternate way to switch Spaces.
This menu bar app lets you control the window-layering policy on your Mac. In “Classic” mode, clicking on a window brings all the windows in that app to the front, just like it did in classic Mac OS. In “Modern” mode, only the clicked window comes to the front.
Finder Windows is (also) a menu bar app that gives you instant access to the list of open Finder windows at any time.
Glide is a focus pointer that lets you dim parts of your screen for better focus and reading experience. You can still interact with everything on your screen while the app is active.
