allSnap is a small system tray program that causes all top level windows to snap to the sides of the screen and each other while moving or sizing.
- Fixed major bugs in snap to grid
- Giving up on beta/release difference
Reviewing 1.33 (Aug 7, 2009)
Excellent program. Very helpful if you often have several windows on the screen that you need to juggle around - like a notepad and a browser for example. Also, the "constrain to screen" option is excellent and means that it will disallow windows from moving off the screen so you don't need to be as careful when dragging. Pretty much just set and forget.
@jongliko2: NiftyWindows is definitely cool too, but as far as I can tell, NW only allows you to snap to a predefined windows grid. AllSnap does this as well, but it also allows you to snap to the sides of other windows as WELL as allowing snap-to-grid, and doesn't require you to hold down a key as well while doing it.
Reviewing 1.32 Beta 0 (Dec 26, 2007)
I just discovered it and I like this simple little utility. I think Betanews need to update this download, though, since they have a new version.
Reviewing 1.32 Beta 0 (Dec 7, 2005)
Is it Irony when 14 year olds with IQ's of 92 call everyone else on here a retard?
Its certainly funny as hell when someone who does not yet know the different between 'their', 'there' and 'they're' calls me a retard.
By the way this program is cool, works fine.
Reviewing 1.32 Beta 0 (Dec 7, 2005)
No complaints w/ the last one, and I've been using it for months. Doesn't snap certain windows like the cmd prompt, but what it does, it does very well.
Reviewing 1.31 Beta 5 (Sep 24, 2005)
Great software ! But I'll keep using "Nifty Windows" wich add other features for the windows handling. (move and keep s***key pressed to snap windows)
http://www.enovatic.org/products/niftywindows/
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