Also when told to put some applications on half-screen, right side orientation Magnet will get the orientation right, but fill more than half the screen.

In one drag to the edge of your display, you size a window into half of the screen.

And by dragging apps to corners, you snap them into quarters.

Do the same on an ultra-wide monitor and sort your windows into sixths.

Magnet supports keyboard shortcuts as well, for every command it has to offer.

There is a little icon sitting in the menu bar where you can find a predefined set of hotkeys or create yours.

FEATURES Fullscreen Quarters of the screen supported LeftRightTopBottom Halves of the screen supported LeftCenterRight Thirds of the screen supported Left Two Thirds Right Two Thirds of the screen supported Any Sixth-combination supported on ultra-wide monitors Activated by dragging (optional) Activated by keyboard shortcuts (customizable) Operated via menu bar icon Runs both on Retina and regular displays Up to six external displays supported Vertical screens supported Built to run on all macOS versions since 10.9 Mavericks macOS 10.15 Catalina optimized.

Its only 1, so its worth it I think they did an awesome thing by making this 1 because its affordable and makes people want to try it more than if it were say 10, for instance.

I wish other developers did that The only thing Ive noticed is that the center option to center a window doesnt work occasionally.

Its a rare occurence, but sometimes it will stop working but will work after quitting the application and restarting it.

Like I said, the only issue is that the center option stops working occasionally, but its such a rare occurence that its not something to fret over and it ends up working after you restart Magnet.

The fact that there are so many options for window resizing and its so simple to use means that this is a must have application because it can accomodate so many different individual needs.

For instance, I am a scientist and I need to have multiple windows open at times to write papers, look at journal articles, and also analyze data at the same time.

With Magnet you can effortlessly resize windows to fill any half of the screen (horizontal or vertical), quarter of the screen, 13 or 23 of the screen (vertically), or fill just the center or the entirety of the screen by dragging the window to the appropriate area at the edge of the screen or by hitting the associated key combo (all of which you can easily define).

If that sounds complicated, its not - youll get used to it in seconds and youll wonder how you ever lived without it.

Think of it as the window-tiling feature in Microsoft Excel for the Macbut for everything.

Magnet makes it easy to compare lists, use screen space effectively and efficiently, present data consistently and attractivelyyoull find a use for it, and youll love it.

Magnet has become one of those absolutely essential programs that I immediately miss when I use a Mac that doesnt have it running.

Its entirely worthy of its ludicrously high Customer Ratings; if you have the slightest inclination toward buying it, I heartily encourage you to do so.

The feature this application provides is nearly mandatory and invaluable to anyone who uses the GUI with the trakpadmouse to multitask.

If you do not use the GUI, but rely on your keyboard it is useful, but not nearly so much.

Others complain about the quirky nature of this application, and it does have a few.

If you grab the wrong part of the title bar the application does not do what it is supposed to, however, once you learn where it wants you to grab the title bars it works every time without fail, at least for me.

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