Both actions also include a comment for “Your script goes here”, where users familiar with AppleScript or JavaScript for Automation can place their scripts to execute when run.Įach action also includes a “Build” button (in the form of a hammer icon) that validates the script contents once they’re filled out, making sure there aren’t any errors in the code so you can properly debug it without actually running the full script. Once you’ve added some filters and tested which windows appear based on your current setup, you can then pass that new “Windows” variable into the Resize Windows and Move Windows actions as needed to re-organize your setup.īoth the Run AppleScript and Run JavaScript for Automation actions include the ability to accept input, specify parameters for that script, and return the input at the end. This means you can, in effect, search by the title shown at the top of any window, find windows from a specific app, only grab windows within or beyond a certain size, look for windows in specific locations on your screen, and even check for the top-most window or another one below it in the stack.
Plus, you can use Sort By to rearrange windows using those same values, and a Limit option is available if you wanted to perhaps sort by window index and only get one to grab the top-most window for example. Find Windows includes the ability to add Filters, where you can then find windows by the Title, App Name, Width, Height, X Position, Y Position, and Window Index. Find Windows is used to retrieve the current set of windows open on your Mac, pulling them into your shortcut to subsequently be used to Move and Resize the windows.
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