#WINDOW TIDY NOT WORKING IN OSX MAC#

I have the sneaking suspicion that Stage Manager will become one of those features that’s quietly taken out the back and shot in later versions of macOS, anyway. 4-finger swipe will get you between the spaces. It will only switch to a different space if the app doesn’t have a window in the current space.

If you use spotlight to search for an app it will open the window in the current space. The 11in screen of my iPad is just too small to accommodate Stage Manager and it’s not tricky to flick between open apps in the first place. Move each window to a space and open the project specific tabs in that space. I’ve already switched it off on my iPad Pro, however. I’m going to work with it for a week before I decide whether to kill it or not. to work on multiple machines, you can copy something on your MacBook. I do like the idea of less desktop clutter, but the constant back-and-forth between windows does grate. Animated gif of the Alfred app opening up on screen.

#WINDOW TIDY NOT WORKING IN OSX MAC#

Stage Manager also gets in the way of other Mac utilities that I use, namely Yoink (which lets you drag and drop files into a desktop ‘drawer’) and Magnet (which helps snaps windows to the side of the screen), although there are workarounds for both.

You can click on the desktop to hide Stage Manager, but that’s not ideal. Window Tidy offers a way to arrange, tile and organize windows without having to remember hotkeys. Its icon sits in the Mac menu bar you click it to access the softwares preferences.

First, when a file’s saved to the desktop, the icon is positioned under Stage Manager, which can make it look like the file has just disappeared. Window Tidy is an integrated extension to the OS X window management system.

Window tidy not working in osx