Story

As a user, I want to be able to enable the option to account for the size of the dock/dash when resizing the windows, so that I could see the windows better aligned to the working area (especially, if I prefer to keep the dock visible in some configurations).

Acceptance criteria

1. The extension introduces the setting to account for the dock size when calculating the vertical space.
2. When the user applies the option, the extension excludes the dash/dock area when performing non-full-screen actions (moving to right/left, centering, etc.).

Notes

1. This could be added as the set of the additional hotkeys or a settings item.
2. In case, it is unwanted to interact with dash-to-dock, dash-to-panel extensions, it would be okay to just provide an input for the dock items size.
3. Overall, this option would just allow to align things a little bit better visually.

There's a subtle bug in the Shortcuts tab of the preferences window.

To reproduce:
Set Maximize to Ctrl+G
Set Almost Maximize to Ctrl+Shift+G

Instead of setting the second shortcut, nothing happens. I can't seem to set a shortcut if it's similar to an existing one, but just uses more modifiers. So in the above example, I could set the first to Ctrl+G and the second to Ctrl+Shift+H. But if I try to set the first to Ctrl+G and the second to Ctrl+Shift+G the second will fail because it's like the first plus the shift key.

What does work is if you reverse the order: set Almost Maximize to Ctrl+Shift+G, then set Maximize to Ctrl+G. That works, because it's only a problem when you try to set a similar shortcut with more modifiers, not fewer.

Story

As a user, I want to be able to modify the hard-coded hotkeys for the window placement rules, so that I could keep only the ones which are needed for my scenarios and disable the others.

Acceptance criteria

1. The system introduces an option to modify the hotkeys for the available window placement rules.
2. When the user modifies the hotkeys for the selected rule, the system validates if the hotkey is used in any other place.
3. If the provided hotkey is used, the system provides the options to override the hotkey or to cancel the changes.
4. If the option to override the hotkey is applied, the system keeps the provided hotkey combination for the currently selected rule and removes this combination from the rule it was previously used.
5. The system introduces an option to remove the hotkeys for the window placement rules.
6. When the hotkey for the window placement rule is removed, the system considers the corresponding rule as disabled.

First, I wanted to say that this is an amazing extension! I've been using a different tiling manager on Linux but switching between mac and Linux was a headache due to different keyboard shortcuts and overall design. I've been looking for something like this for a while now.

Onto the issue, when using Rectangle for mac I can move a window to a different display using the combination (CTRL + Super + LEFT). With this extension I have to manually move the window to a different display after which the shortcuts work on the new display.

Expected behavior is that pressing (CTRL + Super + LEFT) takes the window to the left of current display and pressing it again takes it to the new display on the right side.

Let me know if there is a shortcut I'm missing,

This extension works great, I love rectangle on macOS. Thanks for making it.

One feature I'd love to have replicated is being able to click an icon in the system tray at the top of the screen to manually pick with the mouse what position to snap a window to.