[alpaca128]

Not being able to snap/tile windows to a screen border or corner without third-party software is just baffling, and the official tiling method only supports two windows side by side in some weird fullscreen mode. Back when Windows introduced this feature I made the jump from a 256MB RAM computer to a brand new laptop with 2 whole CPU cores. It's time Apple caught up to every other desktop OS in this regard.

> is windows better?

In terms of UI yes, provided you don't need a functioning search feature. Windows 10 also finally added support for virtual desktops and scrolling in unfocused windows. Though unfortunately Windows 10 was such an unpleasant experience for me overall that I don't see myself using it in the foreseeable future.

[birdyrooster]

Magnet works fine, if Apple replicated the functionality people would be complaining that they killed off a successful third party app. Can't please everybody.

[__warlord__]

7.99 in the App Store.

Microsoft even have PowerToys for free to improve your already good experience.

[alpaca128]

Mac also has free alternatives like Rectangle. It lets me snap windows to screen edges in various sizes with keyboard and mouse, and that's all I need.

> to improve your already good experience.

The whole reason I stopped using Windows 10 is because it was not a good experience, to put it very mildly. But I likely was an untypically bad case, judging from Windows still being on the market.

[rswail]

Rectangle is great. The fact that some apps (mostly Electron based it seems) are terrible at remembering where they were last opened does appear to be a MacOS trait.

[bil7]

i think disproportionately more people would enjoy the feature being made native. There's no reason the third party app has to go away, fans could keep using it.

[odysseus]

Moom also has this snap to edge feature, and allows quite a few other window manipulation tricks too.