For example, I am always fiddling with Spotify to get it exactly in the corner. Some apps, like Steam, lock into a corner when they are dragged close enough. Is there any way to get all apps to behave like this?
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DisplayFusion does that and more. The official use was meant to provide extra functionality for dual monitor set up. However, there is an option called "sticky" that provides exactly what you're looking for. Windows will "stick" to each other and edges of the monitor. |
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you can also try object dock |
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You can use different type of docks which are found HERE to well arrange all things. |
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How about Preme for Windows 7? I used this a while back and it worked great. |
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If you have an AMD graphics card you may look to see if you have the Catalyst software installed. I think it may be called Catalyst Control Center. NVIDIA has similar software. It may already be installed on your system and if so it is usually revealed through display settings. In the past I've used both types of cards/software. They have docking and other window management features, e.g., multi-desktop, throwing windows to a second display. Regardless, consider going to the support site of who makes your GPU. Look at the downloads/drivers section for your card. See what they have available. |
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WinSplit Revolution would do it for you. |
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