Gridsutra
1.2
Gridsutra
1.2Window arranging and positioning tool.
Overview
GridSutra is a window arranging and positioning tool for macOS.
Features
- It helps you in working with different windows at the same time.
- Launcher gives you multiple layout options to select.
- It can assign shortcut keys to your favourite window arrangement.
What's new in Gridsutra
Version 1.2:
- Custom-layout support
- Ignore / unignore application feature
- Localisation support - Chinese - Simplified and Traditional
- Other minor / major bug fixes
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$4.99
App requirements:
- Intel 64
- OS X 10.10.0 or later
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6 Gridsutra Reviews
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With so many apps in this space it's hard to stand out from the pack. GS does a nice job with a very Mac-like, uncluttered, appealing approach. If you haven't, it's worth a test drive. I like the "Arrange" feature for it's simplified approach to window sets. Quickly, I can have one main window filling the left-hand side of my screen and two smaller windows dividing the right-hand side. Think Mail on the left and two finder windows for attachments on the right. Less elegant is making sure I get the left-hand side filled with the application I want -- the application open when you engage GS becomes the first in a list of windows to be arranged. I suppose this makes sense, but I'd still like a little more flexibility. I'd like to choose which app goes into which window.
Still a good app. YMMV window management is an individual taste.
Thanks for the feedback!
We are working on an update to fix the multi screen issues and some new cool features :) , will update as soon as its ready.
Thanks
With so many apps in this space it's hard to stand out from the pack. GS does a nice job with a very Mac-like, uncluttered, appealing approach. If you haven't, it's worth a test drive. I like the "Arrange" feature for it's simplified approach to window sets. Quickly, I can have one main window filling the left-hand side of my screen and two smaller windows dividing the right-hand side. Think Mail on the left and two finder windows for attachments on the right. Less elegant is making sure I get the left-hand side filled with the application I want -- the application open when you engage GS becomes the first in a list of windows to be arranged. I suppose this makes sense, but I'd still like a little more flexibility. I'd like to choose which app goes into which window.
Still a good app. YMMV window management is an individual taste.
Thanks a lot for the detailed feedback!
We are working on an update to fix some of the issues which you have highlighted. We will release in MacUpdate as soon as its ready.
Thanks,