Features

Your keyboard is now
a window remote.

These are FebHop’s default shortcuts. Each one can be re-recorded on the Shortcuts page.

Layouts

Left half Fill the left half of the display’s available space.
Right half Fill the right half of the display’s available space.
Top half Fill the top half of the display’s available space.
Bottom half Fill the bottom half of the display’s available space.
Center with margins Use 80% of the display’s available space, centered.
Fill available space Expand the window while leaving room for the menu bar and Dock.
Make larger Grow around the window’s center by 10% of the available width and height.
Make smaller Shrink around the window’s center by 10% of the available width and height.

Display to the left Move to the neighbouring display on the left, keeping size and relative position.
Display to the right Move to the neighbouring display on the right, keeping size and relative position.
Recall to main display · center Move the current app’s window to the FebHop main display, sized to 80% of its available space and centered.
Recall to main display · keep size Move the current app’s window to the center of the FebHop main display at its current size, shrinking only if it does not fit.
Keep the Dock on one display Off by default. The Dock stays on the display you choose: at the bottom edge of any other display, the pointer is nudged back up so the Dock doesn’t follow it. Hold ⌥ Option to let it move. Also available in the menu bar and on the Displays page. App Settings

Move to display 1–9 The FebHop main display is 1 and the others are numbered left to right, as shown in Displays. Size and relative position stay the same.

Save placement Save this app’s frame on its current display. Launch and recall share this record.
Restore placement Restore this app’s placement for its current display, or explain how to save one first.

Launch and assign Open an app and send it to the display and placement you chose.
Recall to main display Bring the app’s window back to the FebHop main display.
Assign and recall layouts Choose each separately: keep size and center (the default for new profiles), center with margins, maximize, halves, quarters, a saved placement or native full screen. Layout option

Find any window Give an app a dedicated key such as F13–F19 to recall it to the main display or assign it to a secondary display.

Open a website Open a frequent address in your default browser on the display you chose.
Open a file Open a file in its default app, such as a spreadsheet you edit every day.
Run a Terminal command Run a saved command in Terminal, such as an SSH sign-in. Adding it never runs it.

Wait Pause 0–60 seconds while a page or app gets ready. Advanced
Key combination Press a shortcut for you, such as ⌘R to refresh. Advanced
Click in window Click at a set point inside the target window. Advanced
Click on a display Click at a point on a chosen display, after confirming it is the same display. Advanced

Backup and restore Export launch profiles, shortcuts, app placements and preferences as one JSON file, and pick a backup by creation time when restoring. App Settings
Double-click the title bar to fit Double-click the settings window’s title bar to fit its contents, and again to restore the previous size. App Settings

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