Sticky Windows 2.0 boasts new style
updated 10:50 am EDT, Fri April 6, 2007
Sticky Windows 2.0
Donelleschi Software has released Sticky Windows 2.0, a utility that extends the tab browsing experience to the desktop. Sticky Windows shrinks windows into tabs when they are dragged toward the edge of the screen, providing users with a clutter-free workspace. Tabs are created by dragging windows to any side of the screen, and removing tabs consists of dragging them away from the edge of the screen to re-display the window. The update features "Manual" and "Automatic" tab types, with file drag-and-drop support. A new style and new visual effects accompany a new code base that is more reliable and faster than previous versions. The latest release also runs natively on Intel-based Macs as a Universal Binary. Sticky Windows is priced at $15 -- down from $20 -- to celebrate the new release, and requires Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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Joined: Oct 2001
Shades of Mac OS 8-9
Neither this write-up nor the site mention that a similar concept was a feature of Mac OS 8 and 9 (8 for sure, 9 I think). I loved that feature and was annoyed that it didn't get carried over to OS X. This program goes further by letting you apparently drag and window from any application. I think I'll have to check it out.