Window Management

Use DisplayFusion's Window Management feature to easily move windows between your monitors. Whether you use the simple Middle-Click Move, or the more advanced Maximized Window Dragging, managing your desktop windows has never been so easy. You can even show tooltips when moving or resizing windows to help you position them precisely. Automatically move child dialogs and windows to the same monitor as the parent window. Mouse management options allow you to scroll inactive windows with the mouse wheel, wrap the mouse cursor at screen edges, and prevent the mouse cursor from snagging on unaligned monitor edges.

Left-click a maximized window's titlebar and drag it to the monitor you would like it to be on. DisplayFusion will show a monitor selector to help you choose the monitor. You'll never need to restore the window, drag it to the monitor and re-maximize it again. Just click, drag and you're done. DisplayFusion will take care of the details for you. Easy!

Middle-click on a window's titlebar to move it to the next monitor. Just 1 click with your middle-mouse button and you can move your windows around with ease.

DisplayFusion includes an option to display ToolTips on windows when they are being resized or moved so that you can see the exact window size and location in pixels.

Enabling this feature allows DisplayFusion to automatically move newly opened windows from the same application to the same monitor as the parent application. This is especially helpful for applications that stubbornly open new windows on a different monitor than the one you're currently working on.

In Windows 7 and higher, a feature called "Aero Shake" allows you to minimize all windows by shaking a window back and forth. If you'd prefer not to use this feature, you can easily disable it with the "Enable Aero Shake" option in DisplayFusion's Window Management settings.

Enabling this feature will force any newly opened applications to open on the monitor that the mouse cursor is currently on, saving you from having to hunt for your applications when they open up on a different monitor than the one you're using!