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A native scrolling window manager for macOS: windows on an endless strip, like Niri or PaperWM. Trackpad swipe, stacks, no SIP, macOS 13+. Try the live demo.
tried the live demo and the trackpad swipe feels natural way faster than expected for something running without SIP disabled. curious how it decides ordering when you open a new window mid-strip, does it always append to the end or try to slot in near whatever app spawned it
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About Chain Your Mac on Product Hunt
“The scrolling window manager for macOS.”
Chain Your Mac was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 6 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #20 on the daily leaderboard. A native scrolling window manager for macOS: windows on an endless strip, like Niri or PaperWM. Trackpad swipe, stacks, no SIP, macOS 13+. Try the live demo.
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tried the live demo and the trackpad swipe feels natural way faster than expected for something running without SIP disabled. curious how it decides ordering when you open a new window mid-strip, does it always append to the end or try to slot in near whatever app spawned it