Like the program about pinwin

[VictorZakharov]

@g-pearl Why not just drag it over? With 4 monitors the controls would be too cumbersome.
Besides, you can also drag to half screen in windows 10, left or right, so why would you want duplicate functionality?

[VictorZakharov]

PinWin's functionality cannot be replaced with any standard windows feature.

[g-pearl]

yes it would be a duplicate of standard windows feature but a one click would be easier than dragging. I also understand that there is a windows keyboard shortcut to move to the next monitor. Just thought this tool might be able to implement something that I have seen in other tools. Thanks for the response.

[VictorZakharov]

@g-pearl Exactly, you can do WIN+left/right/up/down.

[VictorZakharov]

Regarding one click you assume 2 monitors, I have 4 monitors, some people have 7, this has to scale, do you really want to select your monitor # from the menu? Might as well just drag it. What makes sense to optimize is time, not # of clicks. 1 sec to drag? I'm fine with that.

PinWin solves a totally different problem, which is having to read/remember the other window as you are navigating between them. So you either need to remember or you don't (because your pinned window is right there). The cost is not just seconds spent, it's your brain resource that's saved. For human perception, context switch is very expensive. So that's where PinWin comes into play (and similar productivity apps, it's obviously not a unique feature).