GridMove
Preme for Windows
WinDock
QuickTile
TaskSpace
FreeSnap
WindowSpace
Dock windows to the edge of your screen

DockDoor
Hyperswitch
Contexts
Witch
Restores minimized or closed windows via native Cmd+Tab.

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Command Reopen v1.5.2 by indie dev Feng enables native Cmd+Tab to restore minimized windows or reopen closed windows. It is not a replacement switcher. The utility is open source on GitHub (MIT), sandboxed in the Mac App Store, sized at 5.4MB, and runs on macOS 13.0+. No Accessibility or Screen...
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