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macOS · Menu bar
Share your screen with your name and today's date tiled across it, so a leaked frame points home
macOS · Menu bar
Twelve windows scattered across the screen, and one hotkey that lines them all up
WindowTiler is a menu bar utility being built to arrange every window of the frontmost app into an even grid. Press Cmd+Opt+T, or a hotkey you set yourself, and the windows are laid out in rows and columns with the gap spacing you chose. The grid is derived from the window count rather than fixed in advance, and a greedy assignment pass is meant to hand each window the slot nearest to where it already was, so tiling does not shuffle everything across the screen.
Multi-window power users who want instant grid layouts without dragging.
The code is public, but there's no packaged release yet. Build it from the repository today, or leave an email and hear when there's one you can double-click.
macOS · Menu bar
Share your screen with your name and today's date tiled across it, so a leaked frame points home
macOS · Menu bar
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macOS · Menu bar
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macOS · Menu bar
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macOS · Menu bar
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macOS · Menu bar
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macOS · Menu bar
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macOS · Menu bar
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macOS · Menu bar
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macOS · Menu bar
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macOS · Menu bar
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macOS · Menu bar
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