You can also drag any window from any side by dragging perpendicular to the resize direction. It’s still small but I never heard anyone complain about precision there.
And then there’s window manager if you’re a power user.
I also think you can move any window with three finger via system settings.
Top right isn't always visible when trying to click a window to bring it forward
> You can also drag any window from any side by dragging perpendicular to the resize direction. It’s still small but I never heard anyone complain about precision there.
Interesting, I hadn't seen that before. It's still a small space and annoying to grab, but it's better than now knowing about it.
> And then there’s window manager if you’re a power user.
Not sure what you mean here.
> I also think you can move any window with three finger via system settings.
I use a mouse and full keyboard. I've never been able to interact with the mac well without them.
I mean automatic tools to move windows. I use BetterTouchTool with a lot of custom gestures to handle my windows. With this I mean for example swiping with 5 fingers to the left moves and resizes the window to take up 25% of the screen on the left side. And so on so forth. I rarely drag my windows around anymore, it's second nature at this point.
> I use a mouse and full keyboard. I've never been able to interact with the mac well without them.
With BetterTouchTool (I just tried this) I can set e.g. fn+mouse click to toggle a move state on a window. So the window you tapped (anywhere within) will now follow your mouse until you click again.
It can also simply teleport your window to wherever you fn+clicked.
There are unlimited options within this app by itself.
I'll check it out, thanks. Though I still think just leaving the title bar alone would be a simpler solution. Plus, it means you can see the title, which is nice.
You can also drag any window from any side by dragging perpendicular to the resize direction. It’s still small but I never heard anyone complain about precision there.
And then there’s window manager if you’re a power user.
I also think you can move any window with three finger via system settings.