Many Tricks
Although only a minor bump in version number, Moom 4.1.1 contains a good number of improvements, including the biggie: Moom 4 is aware of macOS Sequoia’s snap-related features, and automatically disables them when the corresponding Moom features are active. You can also now drop windows on partially obscured target areas in drop zones, and we improved things in a number of other areas—check out the release notes for all the details.
Moom 4.1.1 can be downloaded from our site (you won’t lose your settings), or you can update within the app itself via the update checker in the gear icon menu in Moom’s Settings window.
Note: We released 4.1.2 to fix a regression in “Move to Other Display” that affected some users.
Automatic login is not possible after this update. Checking the auto-login function will turn it off again. Please take prompt action.
Is it possible, but you have to reset it because the app name changed:
1) In Moom, make sure launch at login isn’t checked.
2) Quit Moom.
3) Open System Settings, and go to your login items.
4) If Moom is listed there, remove it.
5) Reboot
6) Launch Moom and enable launch at login.
If this doesn’t work, please let me know.
-rob.
Thanks Rob
Can Moom move windows to other workspaces on MacOS Sequoia?
I used a different window manager on a previous versions of MacOS. I’m looking for an replacement that can move windows to different workspaces and maybe it’s time to come back to Moom.
Apple doesn’t allow developers to work across Spaces, so Moom can’t do what you want it to do.
-rob.
Sad to hear, thnx for you answer. Moom is awesome btw!
This may be the beginning of my journey into Linux, thnx to Apple.