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Forlegger	Nurgo Software - http://www.nurgo-software.com - France
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Too many windows on your screen? Stop wasting your productivity. AquaSnap brings new easy and efficient ways to manage multiple applications, try it now!

Window docking

Split your desktop in one easy gesture

Drag and drop your windows to the sides or corners of the screen, and they'll automatically be resized to fit one half or one quarter of the screen. This feature is just like the built-in Aero Snap function of Windows 10, but with more possibilities! This is especially useful on either a 4K monitor or multiple monitors.

Window tiling

Sometimes, splitting your desktop into halves or quarters is not ideal

When two windows are side-by-side, resizing one of them while pressing [Ctrl] will also resize the other one. It's an easy and powerful way to modify the layout of several tiled windows.

Window snapping

Don't waste your desktop space; pixels are precious!

AquaSnap allows you to easily align your windows by making them behave like magnets. This simple feature is the cornerstone of AquaSnap, and has been carefully designed to assist you without getting in your way.

Window stretching

One click to conquer this free space on your screen!

This is another powerful way to quickly split your desktop space between several windows. Double-click on the edge of a window to maximize it in one direction. Perform the same action while pressing [Shift] to maximize it vertically or horizontally.

Move windows together

Easily manage these small floating windows

Professional applications with complex UI often scatter small toolbox windows on your desktop. Keep them grouped and move them all at once. Move one window while pressing [Ctrl] and the whole group of adjacent windows will follow.

Make a window stay on top

Need to keep an eye on a small window?

This is the best way to have this window always visible while working on a full-screen application. Shake a window to make it transparent and always on top. Shake it again to restore it to its normal state.