Hey team,
I like to have keyboard shortcuts to move windows into specific corners (top-left, top-right). However, I find that there is no current binding that would "make sense" for these actions. For example, fn-CMD-right
is a logical way to move a window to the right hand side. For "top-right" It's not possible to set fn-CMD-right-up
, as right
and up
can't both be present in the same shortcut! So, I am limited to setting a shortcut like CMD-fn-opt-UP
for top, right -- which isn't ideal as it's easy to forget.
I would love to have the same functionality that Windows offers with it's native Aero Snap. See here for reference: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4343-turn-off-snap-windows-windows-10-a.html. In the Aero Snap solution, if a window is already snapped to a half (left, right, up, down), a subsequent snap to the perpendicular axis will combine to move it to a corner.
Example: snap to left (moves to left), then snap to top (moves to top left).
Thanks for reading!