In this case, forcing the window to float will join it to the panel in the destination display. If a window has been maximized previously, restoring it and moving it through DisplayFusion won't necessarily get it to join the 'panel' in the destination display. When moved, depending on whether there are existing windows in the destination monitor, the window moved through DisplayFusion shall snap right in, or take up the full display by occupying the 'invisible top-level panel' (language borrowed from the Help tab in FancyWM Settings).Ĭaveat: only non-maximized windows moved through the shortcut are 'managed' by FancyWM in the destination monitor. Ctrl+Win+H to move the window to the monitor on the left.Ctrl+Win+L to move the window to the monitor on the right, and.As specified in the following screenshot, I use: Along with key binds to move the windows/tiles across displays as they are configured in the windows display settings.Ī clear and concise description of any alternative solutions or features you've considered.Ĭonfiguring the layout of the displays in the settings of the application would also be more than sufficient.Īdd any other context or screenshots about the feature request here.Įxample of the tiling being applied on the right main display but not on the left secondary Please advise if I missed it - for App version 2.6.6.0, how to move one window to the next monitor with a keyboard shortcut?Īssuming it is not implemented for now, I find DisplayFusion doing the trick. It would be nice to have this supported on displays other than the primary/default. Which makes it feel like I am only utilizing half the space I could be (I can still use the other monitor but the tiling isn't there)Ī clear and concise description of what you want to happen. I'm always frustrated when Ĭurrently as far as I am aware the tiling only applies to one monitor. Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.Ī clear and concise description of what the problem is.

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