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- Optional fullscreen-follows-focus (monocle). By default, changing focus
while a window is fullscreen carries fullscreen to the newly focused window.
With fullscreen_follows_focus = false under [behavior], a focus command
instead drops back to the tiled layout, so fullscreen only ever affects the
one window it was toggled on.
- More keys can be bound to hotkeys. PageUp, PageDown, and the numpad keys
(Numpad0-Numpad9, plus +, -, *, /, and decimal) are now accepted in hotkey
bindings, in config and the Settings recorder. Numpad keys fire with NumLock
on.
- The default width for new windows is configurable. A new
default_width_preset setting under [layout] picks which width preset new
windows open at (1-based index into width_presets, default 1). Previously
new windows always opened at the first preset.
- Move the focused window to the next or previous workspace. New
move_to_workspace_next / move_to_workspace_prev commands (bound to
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+PageDown / PageUp by default) shift the focused window one
workspace over, wrapping 1 to 9. Previously only the numbered
move-to-workspace shortcuts existed.
- Optional workspace edge-wrap for vertical navigation. With
workspace_edge_wrap = true under [behavior] (off by default), focus_up /
focus_down at a column's top / bottom edge switch to the previous / next
workspace, and move_window_up / move_window_down at the edge move the focused
window there. Applies in the tiled layout, not while a window is fullscreen.
- Optional mouse-follows-focus. With mouse_follows_focus = true under
[behavior] (off by default), the cursor warps onto the focused window after
a focus-navigation command, including the monitor focus/move commands. This
is the inverse of focus_follows_mouse and completes the vertical-monitor
navigation request. Applies in the tiled layout, not while a window is
fullscreen.
- Smarter off-screen parking on multi-monitor setups. A window scrolled off
one monitor's edge is parked just off the nearest edge that has no adjacent
monitor (below/above for side-by-side monitors, to the sides for stacked ones)
so it can't render on a neighboring monitor, adapting to the monitor
arrangement instead of using a fixed far-off-screen point.
Fixes
- .NET Framework windows animate smoothly instead of stuttering. WinForms
and WPF windows (Visual Studio, many .NET tools) were left out of the DWM
thumbnail animation path, so they moved via per-frame repaints during layout
changes, which made switching to them laggy and could leave them visually
corrupted. They now use the same ghost-animation path as Chromium and Firefox.
- Windows retile correctly after a monitor wakes from sleep. A screen
powered off long enough to drop from Windows would come back with some of its
windows left untiled and gaps in the layout: the windows Windows un-minimized
on wake were still flagged minimized internally, so they were skipped by the
tiler. Window minimized state is now re-synced against the OS after a display
change and on startup (the stale flags could persist in saved layout state
across a restart), so the layout tiles what is actually on screen.