Moving a macOS window by clicking anywhere on it
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Moving a macOS window by clicking anywhere on it
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Re: Moving a macOS window by clicking anywhere on it
#2I never figured out how to easily move windows on macOS.
How I know why; it's disabled by default and you also need to hold down `Ctrl`.
Re: Moving a macOS window by clicking anywhere on it
#3Is there similar for windows?
I know there was 3rd party solutions with alt+ click
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#5My mac users feel the exhaustion of micro managing windows but don't know what causes the drain until I show them a better way [1].
(I add this to all the Macs I touch)
Re: Moving a macOS window by clicking anywhere on it
#6This looks to me like some experiment with touch enabled UI on the Mac by Apple.
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#7My mac users feel the exhaustion of micro managing windows but don't know what causes the drain until I show them a better way [1]. [1] https://rectangleapp.com/ (I add this to all the Macs I touch)
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Re: Moving a macOS window by clicking anywhere on it
#8This looks to me like some experiment with touch enabled UI on the Mac by Apple.
I suspect as of Big Sur that Apple were intending to release touchscreen Macs, but the changes to the OS in future versions makes me suspect that they then changed their mind.
Re: Moving a macOS window by clicking anywhere on it
#9This looks to me like some experiment with touch enabled UI on the Mac by Apple.
I don’t know about the definition of touch,but I’ve been using the three-finger drag gesture for a while which seems similar in intention?
Re: Moving a macOS window by clicking anywhere on it
#10This looks to me like some experiment with touch enabled UI on the Mac by Apple.
I suspect as of Big Sur that Apple were intending to release touchscreen Macs, but the changes to the OS in future versions makes me suspect that they then changed their mind.
I think Apple prepares for a lot of eventualities internally and only some things end up being released. Eg. they built macOS X on Intel years before they announced the switch.
It's quite possible someone is working on making macOS touch-screen capable, even when they don't have concrete plans for releasing a touch screen Mac.