I'm a MacOS power user, and this window snapping app clobbers the built-in tool

Jack Wallen / Elyse Betters Picaro / ZDNET One of the most important aspects of a desktop for me is efficiency. I need an OS that makes it easy to work with multiple windows open in a way that is effortless and painless. The MacOS desktop is an outstanding option for users of all types. It is elegant, simple to use, and rock solid. MacOS did not have built-in window snapping for the longest time, which was a glaring omission, especially given that most operating systems have had built-in window snapping for years -- especially Linux. Also: Ready to ditch Windows? 5 factors to help you decide between Linux or MacOS There is good news. With the recent MacOS update (Sequoia), Apple has finally added window snapping. Even better, you do not have to do anything to enjoy the feature, as it is enabled by default. What is window snapping? Window snapping makes it possible for you to drag a window to the edge of your display (right, left, top, or bottom) and for the window to automaticall ... Read full article.