What's new in TileMyMac

New

• Windows line up side by side on a strip that runs past the edges of your screen. Opening a new window adds it next to the one you're using, and nothing else shrinks.
• Move around with the keyboard: hold Control + Option and press ← or → to switch windows, and add Shift to move a window left or right.
• Press Control + Option + R to make a window narrower or wider (½, ⅔ or full width), F to fill the screen, and C to bring it to the centre.
• Stack windows on top of each other in one column with Control + Option + [ or ], and pop them back out with Shift added.
• Swipe with four fingers on the trackpad (or three, if you prefer) to slide the strip.
• Each display gets its own strip, and workspaces 1 to 9 give you extra rows of windows.
• A settings window for everything: no config files to edit.
• A short guided setup checks your Mac's settings and lets you practise the five most useful shortcuts for real.
• Optional extras: dim the windows you're not using, or draw an outline around the focused one.
• Pause tiling from the menu bar at any time; every window stays fully on screen.
• Check for Updates in the menu bar and in Settings › About shows what's new.