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: Automatically resizes windows when dragged to the edges or corners of the screen.

Moom 3.2.18 is a minor maintenance release for the macOS window management utility developed by . This specific version was released on November 11, 2020, primarily to address a rare one-point alignment bug and include miscellaneous behind-the-scenes stability improvements. Core Functionality of Moom (Classic) Moom 3.2.18

Moom allows users to easily move, resize, and zoom windows using four main operating modes: : Automatically resizes windows when dragged to the

: Users can "draw" a window's desired size and location on a customizable on-screen grid. Core Functionality of Moom (Classic) Moom allows users

: Enables full window management without a mouse, using an on-screen controller and single-key shortcuts. Moom · Tales of a Running Bird - Many Tricks

: Displays when you hover the mouse over a window's green zoom button, offering preset resizing options like "half-screen" or "fill".

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