Description
Description of the new feature / enhancement
I often use two browser windows side-by-side on a widescreen monitor. I would like to see a feature that lets me define a resizing behavior for the window currently in focus. The adjoining window would shrink accordingly.
Settings To Consider:
- Scaling Direction to scale (up, down, left, right)
- Scaling Length (percentage? points?)
- Activation / Trigger (focus or mouse hover)
- Transition Speed
- Apply to Adjoining (yes/no)
- Apply to All (affecting all windows on the screen)
Note: Multiple profiles might be required.
How To Enable:
Enabled via keyboard shortcut.
Example:
I have 2x windows grouped together side-by-side. I activate the feature using a shortcut. The window currently in focus becomes the "master" and scales outward to 66% screen width (based on my settings). Adjoining windows scale inward at the adjoining edge, keepign the full window in view; any other edges remain static. When the adjoining window comes into focus, it reverts back to its original size, or scales out to 66% screen width if the Apply to Adjoining setting is enabled.
Scenario when this would be used?
Example Scenarios:
- Side-by-side browser windows that alternate in width to give a wider viewport
- Tiled shells / terminals that auto-expand on focus
- Word documents kept open side-by-side to transfer content or because you have multiple projects and keep them all on a specific virtual desktop. (auto-expanding would display more ribbon options!)
Supporting information
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Activity