Nice, i agree and I also use rectangle for the same reason. Sometimes you might need 3 windows all placed side by side... like when you have figma, your IDE, and the browser for previewing the code changes. That’s when it gets a bit much for me and I don’t know the fix.
Worth stating also that I toggle between full screened focus on IDE and side by side windows very often, and I think that is only possible because of keyboard shortcuts of rectangle.
I’m curious, what does your monitor setup looks like from your chair?
Windows 11 has "Snap Layouts" and "Snap groups" to help arrange windows side-by-side or three-wide, or top-bottom, etc. This can really help one quickly and easily arrange windows for better visibility without an excessive amount of "mousing."
Nice, i agree and I also use rectangle for the same reason. Sometimes you might need 3 windows all placed side by side... like when you have figma, your IDE, and the browser for previewing the code changes. That’s when it gets a bit much for me and I don’t know the fix.
Worth stating also that I toggle between full screened focus on IDE and side by side windows very often, and I think that is only possible because of keyboard shortcuts of rectangle.
I’m curious, what does your monitor setup looks like from your chair?
Windows 11 has "Snap Layouts" and "Snap groups" to help arrange windows side-by-side or three-wide, or top-bottom, etc. This can really help one quickly and easily arrange windows for better visibility without an excessive amount of "mousing."
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-to-use-snap-layouts-and-snap-groups-in-windows/3213a6b6-5a33-4d40-bbce-e01388a40976