Guessing which keyboard you'd want to use would be difficult and prone to error. as for the keyboard issue, I'm not sure how we'd resolve that. This article in our FAQ has two suggested fixes the more complex has worked for everyone who has tried it. Regarding the pop-up, it isn't a Moom issue, but something related to Mojave's new permissions system. I prefer using the number pad on my larger keyboard when docked where the MBP built-in keyboard of course doesn’t have that. My only complaint is the manual change for the hotkeys needed between use modes (docked/traveling) on my MacBook. iMac or differently when my MacBook is docked with an external screen and keyboard vs. I love that I can use both keyboard shortcuts and mouseover/mouse movements with this app - especially when I’m on my MacBook vs. It makes screen snapping extremelly easy and quick. UPDATE: This was fixed and the app has worked rock solidly for years.ĭefinitely one of my favorite Mac utility apps. For Mojave, it still works with keystrokes and such, but I no longer get the pop-over when mousing over the green window maximize button.
Still one of my all time favorite utilities. For now I just use the mouse-over on the window's green button in the remote mac sessions. The only area where I wish it could perform magic is if the app could detect whether I'm in a remote session client app (like Mac's Screen Sharing) and then ignore the keystrokes and pass them through to Moom in the remote Mac OS session. It even works with remote desktops (outside the desktop on the entire session) and remote apps (on the whole app via keystroke only) such as VMware Horizon and Microsoft RDP clients. One of my Favorite Utilities - Mojave Update It does most everything most everything every other window manipulating app does and more. It is simple to use but can be configured to be powerful for the pro user. I’ve tried many other window manipulating app’s and always end up back using Moom. Moom happens to be one of those great applications that save a tremendous amount of time. Peter Maurer happens to be one of those excellent developers he has developed some of the best utlitites for the Mac for many years. Anyway, I spend most of my day using and trying software. I purchase software i don’t need just becasue it looks good or it has a nice GUI, maybe the developor is a great developer and rarely releases anything not of value. First thing every morning I launch the App Store app to see what is new or has bveen upgraded. I’m a software junkie, an addict, always llong for my next fix of software, even if it is a big upgrade.
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