I've been a registered user of DisplayFusion since about 2014. This week I picked up a Dell 34" 21:9 monitor (hopefully) to replace my multi-monitor setup, and I started looking for the right tool to split it into multiple virtual displays. The tool that comes with the monitor isn't very good, so I started working my way through the third-party offerings. Right now I'm using DisplayFusion and it's working pretty well for me, but there are two issues:

1. When windows are maximized to a split/virtual display, they don't take on the appearance of being maximized. I realize that virtual monitors aren't being created here, but this is something that iShadow's Virtual Display Manager does do very well. It truly provides the look-and-feel of borderless displays when you maximize windows to them. Since this is obviously possible (though who knows what hacks were required to do so!), is there any chance that DisplayFusion could be updated to behave similarly?

2. I'm a keyboard freak. I hate to reach for a mouse when I could use a keystroke to do the same action. On my multi-monitor setup my fingers have become ridiculously trained to use Win+Shift+Left/Right to move windows across displays. Right now I can't do that for moving windows across splits. I've mapped similar keystrokes (Ctrl+Win+Alt+Left/Right) in DisplayFusion's triggers to move the focused window to the previous/next screen respectively, but I have to admit there's quite a bit of retraining required to use it. Is there any way to have the default Win+Shift+Left/Right work with splits, or is that just so to-the-metal-native that it cannot be overridden/replaced?

Thanks in advance for any thoughts on these two questions!

Regards,
Scott

Thanks for the response, Keith. Any thoughts on making this a config option that defaults to disabled, or were the "weird things" so severe that it's not an option that you'd even want to support?