AltDragging

So, if you've been using AltDrag to manage your open windows, you might have noticed it hasn't received any updates for a while now. If you're used to moving windows with the Alt key, I’ve got some good news for you—there are alternatives out there!

What is AltDragging?

AltDragging is what the developers like to call a reincarnation of the old AltDrag. Just like its predecessor, this handy tool lets you move and resize windows using your mouse and the Alt key.

Easy Installation and Access

The installation is super quick! You can grab it right from the Microsoft Store. Once it's set up, you can easily access the app's settings from your System Tray. Don’t worry about not having a fancy interface; both this app and the original one don't have a GUI, so you're all good!

Customizing Your Experience

If you're planning to resize or move certain apps often, consider giving AltDragging elevated privileges. After that, head over to the Settings window where you can blacklist specific programs from snapping or resizing. It's all about making it work for you!

User-Friendly Features

You can also customize how this tool behaves. Want to use your mouse for moving? No problem! You can enable that option along with others like autofocus, ignoring fullscreen apps, adjusting window transparency, or keeping an app always on top.

Tweaking Settings

The Settings menu has even more options! You can adjust things like resize delay, move threshold, snap to inner borders—basically lots of ways to tailor it just right for your needs. Plus, if you're always resizing and moving windows around at work, there's an option to make it start with Windows.

A Handy Tool for Everyone

AltDragging gives you plenty of options to help manage and control your windows' size and location using just the Alt button and your mouse. It’s perfect for anyone looking to streamline their workspace!