Window Manager

Window Manager is a tiny package for creating scripts with the help of AutoHotkey. As the name suggests, this kit allows users to create window-specific scripts to be executed by certain hotkeys.

Setting up scripts is not a beginner-friendly activity. A certain level of knowledge is required to successfully design and deploy macros. Luckily, the package's homepage provides the necessary steps for configuring all shortcuts.

For example, one must make sure AutoHotkey is up and running, then create a system startup schedule task, delayed by 3 or more seconds. Following these steps are critical before starting to write the scripts.

What aspects Window Manager can cover are somewhat basic. Forcing windows to always be on top, automatically maximizing, restoring, or minimizing tabs, snapping windows to the center of the screen, stretching them in order to fill available space, and restoring all items to the visible screen are among the actions hotkeys can be assigned to facilitate their execution.

After all, that's the point of macros/scripts - to employ the use of fewer keystrokes in order to achieve an action that would otherwise require more effort.

Overall, Window Manager provides macro enthusiasts with several AutoHotkey shortcuts to be used for changing window behavior. For those who are just getting into scripts, the developer's page holds all documentation about how this kit can be deployed.