At least in Ubuntu, the Super hotkey is frequently used to "grab" windows (hold Super when initiating a click and drag on a window to move it around without having to grab the titlebar). Using Super as the key to hold for ShellTile'ing seems like a pretty efficient use of this hotkey, but it means that anytime you grab a window by holding Super, you immediately jump into shell tiling mode. ShellTiling, though incredibly useful, makes up a small fraction of my typical window management (in those rare cases it's a godsend, and thank you for it!), so it's a bit jarring to have to always wait for the ShellTile behavior to time out after releasing Super before I can use the default window edge snapping.
It would be awesome if we could set a small delay before the shell tiling kicks in so that we can briefly hold Super to grab a window and continue using the default window edge snapping, or hold Super during the entire drag event to use ShellTile tiling.
At least in Ubuntu, the Super hotkey is frequently used to "grab" windows (hold Super when initiating a click and drag on a window to move it around without having to grab the titlebar). Using Super as the key to hold for ShellTile'ing seems like a pretty efficient use of this hotkey, but it means that anytime you grab a window by holding Super, you immediately jump into shell tiling mode. ShellTiling, though incredibly useful, makes up a small fraction of my typical window management (in those rare cases it's a godsend, and thank you for it!), so it's a bit jarring to have to always wait for the ShellTile behavior to time out after releasing Super before I can use the default window edge snapping.
It would be awesome if we could set a small delay before the shell tiling kicks in so that we can briefly hold Super to grab a window and continue using the default window edge snapping, or hold Super during the entire drag event to use ShellTile tiling.
Thanks again for this awesome extension!