Support

Windows are moved by the “Window Resizer” shortcut in the Shortcuts app. The first time you open the app, a setup window appears. Click Add Shortcut, click Add Shortcut again in the Shortcuts app, and when you return to the setup window, the window list opens.

• Check that the “Window Resizer” shortcut is in the Shortcuts app. If you delete or rename it, the setup window appears again.
• Windows settle into place all at once, 0.2 to 1 second later. On a display placed above or to the left of the main display (the one with the menu bar), windows may not move to where you want them.

• If another window manager (Magnet, Rectangle, and so on) uses the same ⌃⌥ keys, it gets them first. Change the shortcut in one of the two apps.
• In Settings (⌘,) > Shortcuts you can change or turn off the keys for each action. Every row also has a button that restores its default.
• Left, Right, Top, Bottom, Fill/Center and 1/4 · 1/3 · 2/3 act on the window of the frontmost app. Bring the app you want to arrange to the front first.

• Press ⌃⌥Space to open and close it. Type an app name or a word from a window title in the search field to show only matching windows. Esc clears the search first, then closes the list.
• To see what is inside each window on its card, turn on Settings > Application Previews and allow Screen Recording. macOS asks for this permission again about once a month.
• Minimized windows don’t appear in the list.

Turn on Settings > General > Open at Login. It is off by default. If you turn off the menu bar icon, the app appears in the Dock instead, and clicking its Dock icon opens Settings.

• Move Window Resizer from the Applications folder to the Trash.
• Delete the “Window Resizer” shortcut in the Shortcuts app.
• To remove its settings as well, move the ~/Library/Containers/kr.co.qnit.window-resizer folder to the Trash.
• Remove Window Resizer with the minus button (-) in System Settings > Privacy & Security > Screen & System Audio Recording.
• If you turned on Open at Login, also remove it in System Settings > General > Login Items & Extensions.

Refunds for Mac App Store purchases are handled by Apple. Request one at reportaproblem.apple.com, where the purchase is listed under its App Store name, Window Resizer with Shortcuts.