On a Mac, isn't it annoying to move the mouse cursor when moving or resizing a window?
DokodemoDrag makes it easy to move and resize the window, no matter where the mouse cursor is on the window.
It is very easy to use, as shown below.
Action | Operation |
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Move the window | Place the mouse cursor anywhere in the window and drag it with the mouse while holding down the Command key. |
Resize the window | Place the mouse cursor anywhere in the Window and drag the mouse while holding down Command+Shift. |
Center the window (The funcion under experimentation) |
Place the mouse cursor anywhere in the Window and double-click with down the Command key. |
macOS version 11.0 +
- Download the DokodemoDrag.app.zip containing the app from this repository.
- Unzip the zip file and move DokodemoDrag.app to the Application folder.
- Open Finder and right-click on Application to launch DokodemoDrag (the icon will appear in the menu bar when launched).
- In MacOS, go to [System Preferences]=>[Security and Privacy]. Open the [Privacy] tab and select [Accessibility] to enable DokodemoDrag.app.
- Click the icon on the menu bar to close the application.
- Start the DokodemoDrag.app from the application again.
Remove DokodemoDrag.app from Finder under Applications.
The following settings and operations are available from the menu on the menu bar.
Menu | Description |
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Enable / Disable | You can enable/disable the DokodeomoDrag window operation. |
Launch on Login | If checked, DokodemoDrag.app will be automatically launched upon OS login. |
Quit | Quit DokodemoDrag. |
Much of the implementation of this app is based on Rectangle, which allows you to place Mac windows from keyboard shortcuts.
MIT License