
And if it makes me more productive, all the better. I like my desktop to be organized neatly, rather than having windows on top of windows on top of windows. Maybe my love of Magnet is due to my fascination with Things Organized Neatly, which features image of products that are neatly arranged on a floor or tabletop. That's a lot of ways to keep your desktop organized.

The left, right, top, and bottom halves of the screen are support left, center, and right thirds of the screen are supported left two thirds and right two thirds of the screen are also supported. Magnet is a more powerful option, however, because it gives you so many different options. You can even move the divider to the left or right if you want one app to take up more screen real estate.

It's essentially like Split View on an iPad. Windows MSI packages: free code signing provided by SignPath.Mac has its own simplified version of Magnet if you hover over the full screen button in an application, you can tile a window to the left or right side of the screen.
