Access all features and preferences through menu bar icon sitting right at the top of your screen to be on hand any time you need it.
Return a window to its previous size by simply dragging it from its snapped position and it will pop back to the shape it had before. Go nice, full, edge-to-edge fullscreen by simply dragging any window to the top of the screen and don't mess with that tiny green "zoom" button that almost never seems to do what you want it to. In just one drag you snap any window into left, right, top and bottom halves and into all four quarters of your screen. Maximize them, place them side by side or deploy them into all four quarters of your screen in the blink of an eye. Thanks to Richard for the interesting tip left in our comments.Window Magnet will change the way you work with your Mac! Easily snap windows into various sizes and positions by simply dragging them to the edges and corners of the screen. This presumably works the same way as the sleep method, though quite a few commenters on Apple’s Discussion Boards claim the traditional sleep approach doesn’t work for them and, believe it or not, many are swearing by this magnet technique.
OK with the risk? Then you’ll need an external keyboard and mouse attached for this to work. If you screw something up we are not responsible. We don’t recommend this method and are relaying instructions for informational purposes only so proceed at your own risk. Before we relay the instructions, here’s a valid warning: magnets can cause damage to electronic components and hard disks, it’s generally not a good idea to use magnets around computer hardware of any sort.
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