Swift Snap (Window Resizer)
Overview
Swift Snap (Window Resizer) is a Chrome extension developed by Sunxperous.
According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Swift Snap (Window Resizer) is 1.2.0, updated on 2022-02-21.
1,000+ users have installed this extension.
5 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .
Snap and manage your windows with shortcuts!
Swift Snap is a configurable windows resizer that works with keyboard shortcuts, and best of all it supports multiple displays!
Features
- Convenient windows management with one click snapping and positioning
- Allows configuration of custom sizes and positions to simulate dual or triple monitors
- Multiple flexible shortcuts to cycle through a set of layouts
- Button and shortcut to move windows to another display
Great for
- Multitasking productivity with tiled windows to take advantage of screen estate
- Splitscreen for Google Meet, Zoom, and Webex video calls on the side
- Instantly setting window sizes for responsive web app development
Only applicable for browser tabs and windows. For users on Windows, a better alternative would be FancyZones from Microsoft PowerToys. For macOS, Rectangle and Spectacle are recommended.
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shotaroisanbabyotter
2021-04-04
this is soo good i recommend it |
James Hartley
2020-08-20
Wow, this is exactly what I was looking for - especially on my chromebook where there aren't desktop apps (e.g. spectacle on mac) that can do this! |
Justin Hernandez
2022-05-17
Exactly what I was looking for and super easy to use! (MacBook Pro w/ Sceptre 34" Ultrawide Monitor) |
Jon Weinrib
2022-06-10
It's nice, and the functionality is (mostly) what I was looking for. There are still a few bugs, or features lacking. 1) There is a bug when you try to add a shortcut to a custom layout - it only gives you a few options for shortcuts (it should let you choose anything), and only let's you choose an already-used one. And if you remove the shortcut for the one already using it, it STILL doesn't work, just reassigns the shortcut to one of the other presets. In short, that part is really annoying. |
Jon Weinrib
2022-06-10
It's nice, and the functionality is (mostly) what I was looking for. There are still a few bugs, or features lacking. 1) There is a bug when you try to add a shortcut to a custom layout - it only gives you a few options for shortcuts (it should let you choose anything), and only let's you choose an already-used one. And if you remove the shortcut for the one already using it, it STILL doesn't work, just reassigns the shortcut to one of the other presets. In short, that part is really annoying. |