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Spacetile vs Rectangle
Rectangle puts a window where you tell it and leaves the rest alone. Spacetile's place commands do the same, then re-tile the other windows round the one you placed. Spacetile also moves a window to another Space by key.
Snapping and window-placement tools
Apps that put a window where you tell them and leave the rest alone. Spacetile's place commands do the same job, then re-tile the other windows round the one you placed.
| Feature | Spacetile1.0.0 | Rectangle2.0.2 |
|---|---|---|
| Placing windows | ||
| Tiles automatically, re-tiling the others round a window you place | Yes | |
| Works with macOS tiling instead of competing with it | ||
| Spaces | ||
| Move a window to another Space by key | Yes | No |
| Instant Space switching | Yes | No |
| Split View from a command | Yes | No |
| Layouts | ||
| Save and restore one layout across every Space | Yes | No |
| Apply a layout when displays connect | Yes | No |
Choose another app if…
- Rectangle: you only want to snap windows by key and leave the rest where they are.
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