Breeze for Mac
Simple window manager.
$3.99
In English
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Breeze overview
Breeze gives you simple window management on Mac OS X through a concept called "window states".
When you save a window state, Breeze remembers the relative size and position of the focused window.
At any point, you can apply that state (size and position) like a template to any other focused window.
Breeze comes with some handy default window states for Fullscreen and Splitscreen Left or Right.
What’s new in version 1.5.11
Version 1.6 (1.5.11):
Note: The downloadable demo is version 1.5.11; the version available for purchase on the Mac App Store is version 1.6.
- Fix for "corrupt" warning and failure to run after Nov 11, 2015
Breeze for Mac
$3.99
In English
Version 1.5.11
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May 7 2021
Version: 1.5.11
Is Breeze abandonware? There's neither a contact link nor an email address on their website.
Here, then, for anybody who's been wondering about it is a direct d/l link for the (got absolutely no idea why it's a secret) 64 bit version: http://autumnapps.com/downloads/Breeze1.5.13.zip
Sep 25 2019
Version: 1.5.11
Breeze is invaluable, but the update schedule (if it exists) is obscure. See comments below by artie505 . . .
If you're looking for the latest version of Breeze, see the dev's directory, here:
http://autumnapps.com/downloads/
As I write, the latest version # is 1.6, which installs & seems to run on OSX 10.10.5 just fine (haven't tried it on macOS).
Aug 19 2019
Version: 1.5.11
How does this compare with Stay (https://cordlessdog.com/stay/)? Stay has been a huge help, but sometimes a bit quirky. It would be interesting to know if this really compares.
Jan 26 2019
Version: 1.5.12
Although it says that v1.5.12 is the latest version as of 1-25-19, you get v1.5.11. I now have v1.5.13 via link from artie505 below. What is the Dev's problem?
