Moom

Moom allows you to move and zoom windows — using either the mouse or the keyboard — to predefined locations and

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s, or to full screen mode.

 

When used via the mouse, all you need to do is hover over a green resize button, and Moom’s interface appears. When used via the keyboard, press your defined shortcut, and the Moom keyboard bezel appears; you can then move windows using the arrow keys and modifier keys.

 

Moom can be run as a traditional application, a menu bar application, or a completely faceless background application.

WHAT’S NEW

Version 4.5.1:

Bug Fixes and Improvements

• Prepared Moom for the upcoming macOS 27 and its retro-modern look.

• Using a layout no longer hides apps on inactive spaces. (Hat tip to Andreas H.)

• Fixed a layout issue with windows that have no title attribute, as seen in cmux, for example. (Hat tip to Edward T.)

• Improved compatibility with Bartender’s Top Shelf feature. (Hat tip to Robert H.)

• Decreased the likelihood of inconsistent window ordering when using layouts on newer macOS versions. (Hat tip to Joel C.)

• Fixed a cosmetic issue where the demo shown while changing the action chooser

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didn’t animate smoothly while Stage Manager was enabled.

• Improved debug logging on newer macOS versions, which redact log messages to an extent where using logging to look into issues experienced by users becomes all but useless. (We do understand why Apple does this. That’s why our unredacted logging has to be enabled temporarily by the user, and it’s purely ephemeral.

You can see, copy, or manually save the relevant info in Moom’s own log window while debug logging is enabled, but outside of that, none of the extra info is getting archived or sent anywhere. The log files, as seen in Console, will have the usual redacted messages.)

REQUIREMENTS

• Intel, 64-bit processor

• macOS 10.13 or later

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