Closed Ichisich closed 1 year ago
For now when you disable the Resize all windows option, non-resizable windows are not snapped/resized in any way. So in this case it could be a good idea to transform the snapping into a a move to next edge instead as you say, I am not sure i would be so great however because it mean the action would depend on the type of window which might be unintuitive. However in this case it would make sense because the snap to next edge is kind of similar to snapping but without resizing the window.
For now when you disable the Resize all windows option, non-resizable windows are not snapped/resized in any way.
Maybe it's different on older Windows Iterations, but in Windows 10 a non-resizable window gets snapped and resized.
Snapped to the top right corner:
You are right, when using the Snap to monitor side/corner
action directly or via the menu, it still gets snapped.
If you use the double-right-click or if you drag to the screen corner it, snapping should be disables though,
Unless you set the AResize
blacklist to *|*
or something.
I will first fix that and then see how it can be improved.
Try this one...
Currently, non-resizable applications that get snapped also get resized. A more intuitive handling would be to just move non-resizable windows to the next edge instead, identical to the
Move to next Edge
action. The approach could be dependent on theResize all windows
option.