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Autosnapping in Windows refers to the feature that automatically resizes and positions windows when you press the Windows key plus an arrow key. By default, pressing Win+Left or Win+Right snaps the active window to half the screen. Users may want to customize these snapping sizes, such as making a window occupy two-thirds of the screen on one side and one-third on the other. However, as of current Windows versions, there is no built-in setting or registry key to adjust these proportions. Third-party tools or alternative window management methods may be required for such customization.
  1. anatoly_rr

    Windows 7 Custom Autosnapping sizes

    When I press Win-Left/Right, the current window snaps to the edge of the screen and is resized to half a screen. I want to customize the feature: i.e. I want snapping to the left make a window two thirds of the screen and snapping to the right one third. Is that possible? Google found nothing...
    • anatoly_rr
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