Of course this could easily be extended to any other window placement or action. Mouse over bottom right corner of the window: Snap to the bottom right quarter.Mouse over bottom left corner of the window: Snap to the bottom left quarter.

Mouse over top right corner of the window: Snap to the top right quarter.

Mouse over top middle area of the window: Maximize window.

Mouse over top left corner of the window: Snap to the top left quarter.

Mouse over right half of hovered window: Snap to the right half of the screen.

Mouse over left half of hovered window: Snap to the left half of the screen.

I'm using a three finger tap to do different things depending on the mouse location: Three-finger-tap-window-management.bttpreset (22.6 KB) Here is an example which I have been using for the last few days and now I can't work without it anymore. For window snapping this is really cool because you can make a gesture execute different window snapping functions depending of the location of your mouse cursor in any window.

Using the new trigger conditions it becomes easy to use one gesture to to many things.

Window management