WindowDragon allows windows to be dragged by clicking anywhere on their structures. It also allows all of an application's windows to be dragged in tandem.
What's New
Version 1.1b2: Released under a BSD license.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later, Unsanity APE.
Yes, the latest version works with leopard with ape 2.5. You just have to open the package and edit the Info.plist file to include a tag APELeopardCertified with the boolean value true set.
I have done this and recompiled it from source (don't know if this last step is necessary) and you can get it from http://kilobase.net/files/WindowDragon-Leopard.ape.zip
Yes, the latest version works with leopard with ape 2.5. You just have to open the package and edit the Info.plist file to include a tag APELeopardCertified with the boolean value true set.
I have done this and recompiled it from source (don't know if this last step is necessary) and you can get it from http://kilobase.net/files/WindowDragon-Leopard.ape.zip
I've never had any problems with APE. Please explain. This windowdragon is an absolutely stellar app and should win an award or two. Love cleardock as well.
I miss WindowDragon so much in OSX 10.5! Any chance of an update?
[Version 1.1b2]
Anonymousreviewed on 18 Mar 2005
Absolutely beautiful.
How many users have posted to Apple about Windows should be resizable on all edges?
I know that I have and every Unix Sysadmin and Windows convert around me.
And here comes along a solution that works like a charm.
As for APE: I hesitated for years. But when I finally got used to the stability of OS X after being traumatized from OS 7 and 9 I became a little daring again: Only had an issue once, an incompatibility with Saft for Safari. But after excluding Safari from the list no problems whatsoever.
Thanks for making this and for making it free, too!
[Version 1.0]
Anonymousreviewed on 17 Mar 2005
I don't know what's going on with you all. I've got APE installed for Audio Hijack and it has no effect on my uptimes. My other Mac just got done with a 57-day uptime (voluntarily restarted at the end for an update, no crashes) and it has APE installed.
[Version 1.0]
Anonymousreviewed on 17 Mar 2005
APE crash a lot and makes OS X unsatble. This is not just my opinion but my experience. WindowDragon is a good concpet but APE is not reliable. Each time I test it, hoping for bug corrections, random bugs are still there :( Please make a stand alone application, not an haxie.
[Version 1.0]
Anonymousreviewed on 17 Feb 2005
Why not APE? WindowDragon works fine
on my Titanium 1ghz with 10.3.7, just like other haxies, even metallifize (my preferred).
[Version 1.0b4]
Anonymousreviewed on 16 Feb 2005
Unsanity's APE? Thanks, but no, thanks.
[Version 1.0b4]
Anonymousreviewed on 15 Jan 2005
WindowDragon is brilliant - don't be put off by the APE factor - I've got 10 ape modules running and I've never had one single problem due to their presence.
If you've got a mouse with a configurable click-scrollwheel (mac heresy?), you can assign e.g. option-rightclick to WD, and then map that onto the scrollwheel, and hey presto - scrollwheel click'n'drag without any keyboard intervention! This is so smart that I'm still having trouble remembering I can do this now... ;)
[Version 1.0b3]
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WindowDragon allows windows to be dragged by clicking anywhere on their structures. It also allows all of an application's windows to be dragged in tandem.
I have done this and recompiled it from source (don't know if this last step is necessary) and you can get it from http://kilobase.net/files/WindowDragon-Leopard.ape.zip
Hope it works for you too
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I have done this and recompiled it from source (don't know if this last step is necessary) and you can get it from http://kilobase.net/files/WindowDragon-Leopard.ape.zip
Hope it works for you too
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Anonymous reviewed on 18 Mar 2005
How many users have posted to Apple about Windows should be resizable on all edges?
I know that I have and every Unix Sysadmin and Windows convert around me.
And here comes along a solution that works like a charm.
As for APE: I hesitated for years. But when I finally got used to the stability of OS X after being traumatized from OS 7 and 9 I became a little daring again: Only had an issue once, an incompatibility with Saft for Safari. But after excluding Safari from the list no problems whatsoever.
Thanks for making this and for making it free, too!
Anonymous reviewed on 17 Mar 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 17 Mar 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 17 Feb 2005
on my Titanium 1ghz with 10.3.7, just like other haxies, even metallifize (my preferred).
Anonymous reviewed on 16 Feb 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Jan 2005
If you've got a mouse with a configurable click-scrollwheel (mac heresy?), you can assign e.g. option-rightclick to WD, and then map that onto the scrollwheel, and hey presto - scrollwheel click'n'drag without any keyboard intervention! This is so smart that I'm still having trouble remembering I can do this now... ;)