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1. Please make AquaSTRETCH more configurable (full mouse-only)

   I prefer a keyboard-less operation, and ideally I would use an AquaStretch mode which either stretched a window across the screen when dragged to the edge, or when double clicking an edge. As it is your modes only do both or neither.

   The closest is 'AeroStretch', but there is no quick way to only expand one window border. While the AquaMagnet screen edge attraction does allow dragging a border to the edge without triggering a full screen stretch nicely, it is a tiny bit fiddly. Additionally 'AeroStretch' has a bug where dragging a maximised window to a screen edge causes stretching instead of docking (which I've submitted a bug report for).

   Suggest adding a checkbox option to 'AeroStrech' mode to let doubleclick either expand one or both opposite edges.

   Suggest also adding another checkbox to 'AquaStretch' mode to enable or disable the Shift key modifier for dragging the border to the screen edge.

   Additionally, an option would be nice to swap the behaviour of the shift key modifier for 'AquaStretch' double clicking between the one border and both borders behaviours.

   The first two, or second two suggestions would suffice to implement my ideal functionality.

   Other than that, top notch software!

   I prefer a keyboard-less operation, and ideally I would use an AquaStretch mode which either stretched a window across the screen when dragged to the edge, or when double clicking an edge. As it is your modes only do both or neither.

   The closest is 'AeroStretch', but there is no quick way to only expand one window border. While the AquaMagnet screen edge attraction does allow dragging a border to the edge without triggering a full screen stretch nicely, it is a tiny bit fiddly. Additionally 'AeroStretch' has a bug where dragging a maximised window to a screen edge causes… more

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2. Fun* resize by locking window borders to screen edges with SHIFT while dragging window

   I think it would be really interesting to resize windows just by moving them around the screen.

   The SHIFT key should have any window that is partially off screen snap the off-screen window border to the screen edge until the key is released. This means you could drag a window of any size to the edge and dock it there. Or you could drag it away again with one or more borders remaining locked to the screen edge. Releasing SHIFT mid-drag would allow the resized window to be moved away from the edge again.

   Plus, instead of using the SHIFT key, I would really like to see this using the right click instead (I.e. both mouse buttons), for mouse-only convenience! In fact I think R-mouse should duplicate all SHIFT modifiers in this program, but that's another thing..

   Windows which have a minimum size should not be allowed to have any part dragged off screen, either.

   It should probably prevent windows from moving across monitors, too. That would be handy.

   This is similar to an existing feature request which asks that windows not be allowed off screen. However that seems more about entire windows off screen rather than just partially off screen, as in this suggestion.

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   I think it would be really interesting to resize windows just by moving them around the screen.

   The SHIFT key should have any window that is partially off screen snap the off-screen window border to the screen edge until the key is released. This means you could drag a window of any size to the edge and dock it there. Or you could drag it away again with one or more borders remaining locked to the screen edge. Releasing SHIFT mid-drag would allow the resized window to be moved away from the edge again.

   Plus, instead of using the SHIFT… more

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3. Retain window size when dragging away from an edge, IF the window size was manually changed

   When I resize a docked window, that's generally the size I want it to be. And undocking it returns it's size to whatever it was before docking, which might be irrelevant to me. In fact, I often use docking to quickly and easily get a window to a manageable size, and then I would like to undock it. As it is, I can only move it around the edge (which is pretty good).

   However, the current behaviour is quite good; any window will remember its size before it was docked to a screen edge, and restore it when un-docked. Resizing the top or bottom of a docked window does not pop the opposite edge away from the screen edge as default Aero does. Plus docked windows can be dragged around the edge without undocking.

   I understand that the current behaviour may be a feature that most people prefer - sometimes I do too - but an option to have the remembered window size overwritten when resizing a docked window would be really nice. Perhaps a shift key modifier could swap this behaviour when undocking, with an option to swap the modifier's behaviour too.

   Ideally the feature would predict which functionality I wanted, but I have no idea how to do that.. :)

   When I resize a docked window, that's generally the size I want it to be. And undocking it returns it's size to whatever it was before docking, which might be irrelevant to me. In fact, I often use docking to quickly and easily get a window to a manageable size, and then I would like to undock it. As it is, I can only move it around the edge (which is pretty good).

   However, the current behaviour is quite good; any window will remember its size before it was docked to a screen edge, and restore it when un-docked. Resizing… more

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4. Add applications/processes to exclusion list for incompatible programs to prevent crashes

   Add a list in settings where processes / applications can be excluded from AquaSnap handling their windows. This will keep window management oddities and crashes from occurring.

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5. "Prevent windows from going outside of the monitor edges"

   "Prevent windows from going outside of the monitor edges" is a feature I would like to see in this app.
   Whenever a user(or a program) drags(or positions) a window outside of the monitor edges, the windows snaps to inside edges of the screen.
   This should apply to both user positioning and for programs positioning of windows. This is very useful, because it's really annoying when this occurs, and there is no built in way to get the window back into visible area.

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6. New "Horitontally Centered & Vertically Stretched & Half-Screen width" action for AquaSnap mode

   When working on a large 16/10 screens, I'm often opening windows in the middle of the screen (centered), stretched from top to bottom, but not with a full screen width. Only a half or a third of it.
   This allows to have a window which is narrow enough for the eyes staring right ahead.
   This pattern could be a new option in the AquaSnap mode, in addition to Top, Bottom, Left, Right, Top Right, etc.... options. So that one could easily display a window in that mode by just dragging it to the top middle of the screen, for instance.
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   When working on a large 16/10 screens, I'm often opening windows in the middle of the screen (centered), stretched from top to bottom, but not with a full screen width. Only a half or a third of it.
   This allows to have a window which is narrow enough for the eyes staring right ahead.
   This pattern could be a new option in the AquaSnap mode, in addition to Top, Bottom, Left, Right, Top Right, etc.... options. So that one could easily display a window in that mode by just dragging it to the top middle of the screen, for instance.… more

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7. Option to change focus to whichever window is under the mouse cursor, without bringing it to the front

   This means that typed text, mouse scroll and any other input goes into that window without having to click on the window (potentially moving the present location of the keyboard cursor inside that window), and allowing it to remain partially covered by other windows.

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8. Option to apply the mouse wheel to whichever window is under the mouse cursor

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   (1) I believe this is already the case with MS Office 2013 programs (but not MS Office 2010 which I am using on the computer I am writing this on).
   (2) If there is a slight delay after crossing a window border before mouse scroll will go into that window, consider showing this visually, for example a small rotating circle next to the arrow during the delay, or a change in colour of the window border when it becomes the receiver of mouse scroll.

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9. Keyboard shortcut to automatically arrange all the windows on the current monitor
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10. Configurable black-list to disable AquaSnap for a specific application
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11. Add a small widget at the junction of two snapped windows to allow the use of AquaGlue (multi-resizing) without pressing Ctrl
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12. Resize the window under the cursor with Win+MouseWheel
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13. Move a window by pressing Alt and clicking anywhere in it
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