EasyWindowSnapper

Open in Visual Studio Code

Best Window Manager for Keyboard Bunglers and Mouse Junkies:

Mouse-oriented alternative to AltTab, allowing for effortless snapping of windows to the left or right

Download

https://github.com/hamhamburger/EasyWindowSnapper/releases

How to Use

Control With Back Button With Forward Button
Wheel Adjust window ratio Select window
Left-click Snap left Snap selected window left
Right-click Snap right Snap selected window right
Middle-click (default) Swap left-right windows Close selected window
Middle-click (other options) Maximize, minimize, or close window under cursor Maximize, minimize, or close selected window

Demo

Snap window under cursor by click and adjust ratio with mouse wheel: Window Snap Demo

Snap window directly from window list and close window with middle-click: AltTab Alternative Demo

Configuration

Right-click the blue monitor icon in the task tray for settings and to exit.

Performance Note

Apps like Explorer, video editors, and games may slow when resizing windows. A warning sound may play when memory is low.

Known Issues

  • Rarely, the Forward/Back button may stick when repeatedly adjusting the window ratio. Pressing the stuck button fixes it.

  • Clicks may become unresponsive, a bug from previous versions. Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to resolve.

Those issues are caused by sluggish resizing of applications like Explorer.
Can happen in lower-specification computer. Currently implementing solutions for these problems.

Note

While the application is running, it substitutes the mouse's Forward and Back buttons with the Browser Back and Forward functions of the keyboard.
These buttons will work as intended when pressed alone.
However, in VSCode, Browser Back and Forward not work by default. Please add Browser Back and Browser Forward key to the Go Forward and Go Back shortcuts in VSCode.