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Arrange
3.0

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Arrange

3.0
20 February 2013

Control position and size of application windows.

Overview

Arrange is the best solution to control position and size of applications' windows.

Features:
  • Zone resize, resizes windows according to place where they are dragged. There are two modes, one with 4 zones and one with 8 zones. The former lets user to maximise, half size and center windows, the latter also provides options to make windows one quarter size of the display.
  • Predefined options, provides on screen menu with 16 predefined sizes and positions, activated through menu bar icon or hot key.
  • Free form tool, provides on screen menu with rectangles representing displays, reposition and resize is done by drawing frame inside them, size and position is snapped to grid. Activated through menu bar icon or hot key.
  • Multi windows tool, lets user manage from 2 to 5 windows at the same time, provides on screen menu to select windows' layout, subsequent selection of the same layout changes windows' order. Invoked through menu bar icon or hot key.
  • Hot keys, give access to all reposition and resize options through keyboard.
  • Every option has multi display support.
  • Hot keys and appearance can be changed in preferences.

Functionality of five applications in one, for price of one.

What's new in Arrange

Version 3.0:

Note: This is a paid update for everyone who purchased Arrange before 01.01.2012. Use this link to get an update coupon or a new license key.

New features:

  • Multi windows tool

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23 Arrange Reviews

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JetsSetter
JetsSetter
17 December 2010

Most helpful

Because this is the best window manager and not only ... Continued soon ...
Like (5)
Version 1.3
Tachy0n
Tachy0n
14 March 2019
Working great on 10.13.6.
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Version 3.0
Phoney-Baloney
Phoney-Baloney
02 February 2017
No longer works properly with mac osx 10.12 Sierra. Developer does not respond to emails.
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Version 3.0
Albyrw
Albyrw
23 November 2016
Abandonware, no updates since 3.0 in 2013. Doesn't work with all windows, or consistently with any apps. Annoying licensing screw ups, constantly needs to be reauthorised. Forget it.
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Version 3.0
AshBP
AshBP
23 October 2014
Works on Yosemite. YAY!!! This is truly the best of the bunch! BTW, I had to quit the app, go to System Preferences -> Privacy ->Accessibility -> and click Arrange on and off. Did not have to do anything else. Sooooo grateful that it still works because that would have just made me so sad!
Like (1)
Version 3.0
1 answer(s)
AshBP
AshBP
07 November 2016
This has worked for me until Sierra. So sad now :-(( Not sure what to use now... Hopefully there are better options among the group since I last tested them all.
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Tachy0n
Tachy0n
12 March 2014
The flexibility this provides is excellent compared to some of the other competitors.
Like (1)
Version 3.0
Itistoday
Itistoday
23 December 2013
Others I tried: Arranger, BetterSnapTool (actually didn't try it, cause it wouldn't let me; trial expired immediately), Cinch, and Spectacle. I also intentionally did not try others that I looked at based on their descriptions (missing features). This wins. Why? - Mouse control resizing via dragging. Works. Supports up to two modes (4 size types, or 8 size types). - Keyboard control. Shortcuts. - Mouse drawing on a grid. It does everything the others do, it does things they don't do, and it does it better. And it does it for $8.99. Perfectly reasonable price. Next step is to buy a license for myself. Therefore, it won my heart (and mind). :-)
Like (2)
Version 3.0
dachkater
dachkater
22 October 2013
No longer works in OS X 10.9 Mavericks. The Accessibility API apparently has been changed.
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Version 3.0
3 answer(s)
dachkater
dachkater
22 October 2013
Correction: after some more research, looks like the option to enable Assistive Devices has been moved. It is now under System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Accessibility and is enabled per application. Once switched on for Arrange, everything seems to work!
Like (1)
Maclover1-1
Maclover1-1
23 October 2013
Thanks ! :0)
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AshBP
AshBP
28 February 2014
Thanks, this worked! It was fine with Mavericks until I moved it to a different folder the other day. Opened privacy>accessibility setting and it was clicked off after moving Arrange to a folder . *Note, Arrange doesn't play nicely when put in a folder in Applications folder (most apps are ok) - only hot keys work... If dev is reading - Can you add this info to the documentation page on the product site, and maybe in the description on MacUpdate page above, at least until Arrange is programed to open System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Accessibility instead of what it opens now. Definitely superior, and I always test ALL similar apps ;-)
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June8
June8
20 February 2013
Best in its class, never had any problem. Thanks to the developer.
Like (1)
Version 3.0
Maclover1-1
Maclover1-1
20 February 2013
I guess this is a paid upgrade.. I updated automatically and my SN is not recognized.. Thanks to Time Machine I reverted to 2.1. I use this a lot.. but it's not like this new version adds anything I want to pay for again plus it's totally unclear to me if there even is an upgrade policy or if one is expected to pay full price again?
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Version 3.0
1 answer(s)
Maclover1-1
Maclover1-1
28 February 2013
Ok, clearer now.. Other topic: old clean black icon was a zillion times better and more pro-looking, this little kiddie window looks very childish to me ;0) Now if I were a new customer I'd feel Flexiglass to be more pro.. Icons go a long way in perception.. I think..
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Big Johnson
Big Johnson
14 October 2012
I must be missing something: Tried Arrange briefly and expected my windows to stay where I put them and stay on TOP. Mainly wanted it for keeping Quicktime Player on top so I could watch video while doing other things, but it doesn't stay there. With VLC I can float the window on top, but not QTP. What's the point of arranging a window to a certain position if it's going to disappear when I switch apps? When I return to a window to work, I want it fullscreen, not 1/8 screen or some other miniscule size. If QTP or maybe Thunderbird would stay on top in a corner while I was working, fine, but since I must return to each one to see them, why would I want them minimized? I don't want to read my email or work with Pages or any other app in a tiny window, that's why I bought a 17" MacBook Pro - so I'd have more real estate.
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Version 2.1
2 answer(s)
michal-siwa
michal-siwa
20 February 2013
Thank you for your review. Arrange is intended to align windows not to keep them in certain places or on top of others. For example if someone wants to keep two windows side by side to work with two documents Arrange is the tool he/she can use. But in your case you have to find other solution.
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Tachy0n
Tachy0n
12 March 2014
If you want to remember their positions, have a look at Stay, and if you want them to float on top then check out Afloat but it needs a special build for Mavericks
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$8.99

4.3

App requirements: 
  • Intel 64
  • Intel 32
  • PPC 32
  • Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later
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