WindowManager

WindowManager is a lifesaver for anyone who spends a lot of time in front of their computer. If you're like most people, you probably have your favorite setup for all the apps you use daily. Sure, Windows usually remembers where you left things, but sometimes it just messes up your layout. That's when WindowManager steps in to save the day! It helps you create different profiles so you can save and restore how your programs are positioned and sized on your desktop.

Getting Started with WindowManager

Using WindowManager is pretty straightforward, but there might be a bit of a learning curve at first. The good news? When you launch the app for the first time, a user manual pops up to guide you through everything you'll need to know.

Main Features of WindowManager

The main screen shows all your open windows and any secondary dialogs that might be up. You can manage profiles and set rules based on various filters like window title, class, or size. This means you can customize how each window behaves!

Customizing Your Workspace

WindowManager lets you remember where each window was last placed and its size. But if you want to get fancy, you can also set new sizes and positions. Want to change things up? Just hit a hotkey! You can even play around with the order of your windows.

Advanced Features for Power Users

If you're more experienced, WindowManager offers some cool options. You can run custom commands when windows open or close or even when they minimize or maximize! There's a built-in command editor with basic commands ready for you to use at the click of a button. And don't worry; all the details about these commands are in the user manual—so feel free to explore!

The Bottom Line: Boost Your Productivity with WindowManager

No one likes rearranging their workspace over and over again just to keep things tidy. That’s why WindowManager is such an essential tool—it remembers where everything goes so that when it’s time to get back to work, you're ready without wasting time moving or resizing windows again.

If you're ready to make your workspace more efficient, check out this link for more details about WindowManager.