Version History 1.3.2 (340)

What's new in Tiles version 1.3.2 (build: 340)
• Fixed a bug that prevented the half-right preset from being available in the Snap to Edges preferences for the top/right corner (thanks to Torstein Vindbo for the bug report)
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Version 1.3.1
• You can now choose 2/3 snap patterns for the top and bottom edges of the screen, check it out in Tiles Preferences (Snap to Edges)
• The privacy guide window (usually triggered on first run) has been simplified
• Several under-the-hood changes, mostly to modernize the self-update mechanism
• Like Tiles? You can show your support by buying us a ☕ coffee. Check the About panel for more info!
Version 1.3.0
• New snap area: two-thirds center
• New: choose halves in snap-to-edges preferences
• Bug fix: several snap issues have been corrected (inc. one affecting users with Accessibility Keyboard enabled; credits to Milo Moisson for the bug report)
• Bug fix: minor UI glitch fixed in Preference panel
• Like Tiles? Now you can show your support by buying us a ☕ coffee. Check the About panel for more info!
Version 1.2.3
• Bug fix: Tiles 1.2.1 and 1.2.2 failed to start on MacOS X version 10.13 and below.
Version 1.2.2
• Few boring under-the-hood changes and fixes
Version 1.2.1
• Bug fix: center snapping made snapped window increasingly smaller
• Bug fix: status menu did not honor system light/dark mode correctly
• Bug fix: first-run tutorial was attached to the wrong side of the screen
• Change: the anonymous technical telemetry feature has been completely removed
Version 1.2.0
• Support for Apple Silicon: Tiles is now Universal
• Big Sur: minor UI fix in the Preferences window
• The welcome animation on first-run has been temporarily disabled
• Few minor internal fixes
Version 1.1.1
• Fn keys can be used as hotkeys
• Usage hint: hold ALT or CMD key while dragging left/right to snap in thirds
Version 1.1.0
Some highly requested feature:
• Two-thirds snapping: you wanted it, we wanted it
• A new option to disable padding in full-screen
• Windows can now be moved to next/previous displays
Version 1.0.3
This version brings a much requested feature: window padding.
What does it mean, you ask? You can now choose to leave some space around the snapped windows.
Check it out in the Preferences window: it's amazing!

As always we'd love to hear from you: send your feedback/comments/complaints to support@sempliva.com.

Snap around,
the folks at Sempliva