Upcomign New Features

[BarutSRB]

Due to macOS restrictions, I had to get creative in order to allow the user to reduce the window size of some apps, so if an app becomes smaller than the developer of the app allows, OmniWM will replace it with a fake window until that fake window is resized to allowed render size for that app, this makes the user interaction more fluid, and while the window is in fullscreen it will have a fake window take it's spot in the layout so that you can manipualte it, and once the fullscreen window exits the native fullscreen it will replace fake windows size and place in the layout, you can also click the fake window to take you to the fullscreen real window. This feature is not polished yet, but it's in the head for experimenting.

Secodnaly, I added a more fluid resizing as you can see below, but you will have to use a alt+right mosue button instead of the old just left mouse button drag, tomorrow I'll add an option to chaneg the modifier key.

[Guria]

Please also check my comment here
#322 (comment)

[bispaul]

are this features released?

[stefanpinterBE]

yes

[nick-s5]

Please add a way to disable this. I keep getting stuck in a bug where windows are full size but still show this. It specifically happens the most with Zen browser (firefox) when I have two windows of it open. One will work, the other will get stuck saying it's too small even if it's full width.

I've been having weird issues with it not treating them as separate windows when using the hotkeys to move/resize/focus, so that might be the real root cause of it.

[BarutSRB]

Fixed