This archive report was first published on 27 June 2021.
Windows 11 has taken a significant leap forward in window management, and it's time for Apple to take note. The feature, known as 'Snap Layouts', allows users to arrange individual windows on their monitor, while 'Snap Groups' remembers how programs were distributed on an external monitor and restores them to their original state when the notebook is plugged back in.
For years, Apple's macOS users have been relying on third-party tools like Magnet to achieve similar functionality. However, with Windows 11, Microsoft has finally delivered a seamless and intuitive window management experience.
As we eagerly await the next WWDC, we can't help but wonder how long Apple will take to catch up with Windows 11's innovative features. Will they finally take the cue and expand macOS with proper window management, or will they continue to rely on third-party solutions?
One thing is certain - Apple's users deserve better. It's time for the tech giant to step up its game and deliver a window management experience that rivals Windows 11.
Windows 11's Window Management Features
Windows 11's window management features are a game changer. With 'Snap Layouts' and 'Snap Groups', users can arrange individual windows on their monitor and have them automatically restored to their original state when the notebook is plugged back in.
It's time for Apple to take note and deliver a similar experience to its users. The wait is over - it's time for Apple to step up its game and deliver a window management experience that rivals Windows 11.
