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Arranger for Mac: The Ultimate Window Management App

Are you tired of manually resizing and moving windows on your Mac? Do you wish there was an app that could do it for you automatically? Look no further than Arranger for Mac, the ultimate window management app.

Arranger was created with one goal in mind: to make window management on your Mac effortless. With Arranger, you don't have to spend time setting up which windows should be arranged in which way. Instead, let the app do the work for you. Arranger looks at which apps are currently running and resizes and moves their windows in the best available way.

But that's not all Arranger can do. One of its standout features is its ability to create or arrange Finder windows whenever you need one, even when Finder isn't the active application. This makes it easy to move files between Finder windows using a Finder Split feature that arranges two Finder windows side by side.

These are just a few of the features that set Arranger apart from other window management apps on the market today. In this product description, we'll take a closer look at what makes Arranger so special and how it can help streamline your workflow on your Mac.

Effortless Window Management

With Arranger, managing multiple windows on your desktop has never been easier. Simply launch the app and let it take care of everything else. No more wasting time resizing and moving individual windows around – with Arranger, everything is done automatically.

And if there's ever a time when you need more control over how your windows are arranged, simply use one of several customizable shortcuts or click on an option in the menu bar to execute specific functions like centering or aligning multiple windows.

Customizable Preferences

One thing we know about our users is that everyone has different preferences when it comes to how they work with their computer. That's why we've made sure that every aspect of Arranger can be customized according to your needs.

In addition to being able to set margins and widths for centered windows, users can also exclude certain apps from being arranged by default – perfect if there are certain programs or applications where automatic window arrangement doesn't make sense (like video editing software).

Finder Windows Made Easy

One area where many window management apps fall short is in their handling of Finder Windows – but not so with Arranger! With its unique ability to create or arrange new Finder Windows whenever needed (even when Finder isn't active), working with files across multiple folders has never been easier.

And thanks again to customizable preferences like split view options (which allow two finder views side-by-side), users have complete control over how they want their file system organized while working within any given application!

Conclusion

If you're looking for an easy-to-use yet powerful tool for managing multiple desktops/windows simultaneously without having them cluttered up all over each other then look no further than our very own "Arrangement" software! It offers unparalleled flexibility through customizable preferences such as margin settings & exclusion lists along with intuitive keyboard shortcuts making this program perfect whether used casually at home or professionally within any office environment!

Arranger is a much-needed tool for the OSX interface, bringing resizing and window movement automation to the Mac. Living in the menu bar of your computer, this app allows you to set hot keys for numerous functions. You can move windows automatically, resize them, and split them up according to the dimensions of your screen. One of the few functions that Windows users have over Mac users is provided with this app.

After installing Arranger, which involves the standard drag and drop to the applications folder, you will need to verify the app to open because it comes from a third-party site. After verification, a new icon joins your menu bar and you can start swapping out windows, moving them around, or automatically resizing them to various corners of the screen. Even just the split window function is a useful one -- something that Windows users have enjoyed for years. When you throw in the ability to map each of the resizing tools to a hot key of your choice and keep the app running in the background whenever you turn on your computer, this becomes a very useful tool.

If you frequently work with a large number of apps and are not satisfied with the mission control settings already on your Mac, Arranger is a nice tool to add to your menu bar. It's quick, doesn't use up much memory, and allows you to quickly move windows around the screen to streamline work and collaboration between programs you are using.