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thanks everyone - so much to learn but I'm really enjoying the switch so far. I'm trying out the free trial of moom and also looking again at mosaic as I think rtfm might apply to me. Keyboard maestro looks quite something although it seems to overlap a bit with Alfred - I'll take a look through the forum to understand a bit more took a while to finish this post as I got hooked into macmost tutorials - thanks for the tip Hammerspoon looks a little too much for me as I don't want to learn a new language. thanks again Chris

Thanks Stephen I've now looked at workflow with a view to window management but it does seem like it's probably easier and more effective to use a dedicated window manager. I'll take a look at moom which seems reasonably priced and also check that I'm not misusing mosaic too. Chris

Hi everyone I'm new to this forum and I'm new to Macs (2 months) having spent 40 years with PC's. I've gone all in and have ditched all my windows PC's and servers so that I'm not tempted to go back. I didn't find much on window managers in a forum search here but I have Alfred with the extra pack and would like a window manager that works well with: Macbook Pro 16 inch a connected apple studio display for dual screens Alfred I have Setapp and have installed mosaic but I'm not getting on too well with it (which may well be my lack of mosaic / Mac understanding or my brain fog from long covid). Mostly I want windows type functions like a simple way to maximise (not full screen though) on one or both displays plus a simple way to tile. Mosaic's idea of maximise seems to change when I switch from dual to single or vice versa. In the main I use spreadsheets a lot, aim to restart development and I do research which entails a notebook, PDF's and browser tabs any thought s appreciated Thanks Chris