Programs return to their remembered window positions and sizes when opened again, keeping a desktop layout consistent across sessions. WindowManager also manages window placement across multiple screens.
WindowManager restores remembered window positions and sizes
WindowManager keeps track of where programs and windows are placed, then restores their positions and dimensions when they open again. This addresses applications that start in a different place or size in a later session, including Windows Explorer windows that do not always return to their previous layout.
For a desktop arranged around several applications, the program can preserve each window's place in that arrangement. Window placement across multiple screens is also part of its layout management.
WindowManager can minimize programs to the tray
Alongside restoring layouts, WindowManager can minimize programs to the tray area. It also supports direct manipulation of windows, giving users another way to manage open programs from the desktop.
WindowManager extends Windows 10 virtual desktops
WindowManager adds features to Windows 10 virtual desktops. This brings its window-management functions into a workflow that uses separate virtual desktops, alongside its position and size restoration.
Pros
- Remembers and restores window positions and sizes between sessions
- Manages window placement across multiple screens
- Can minimize programs to the tray area
- Enhances Windows 10 virtual desktop features
System requirements: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows 11 · 32-bit and 64-bit · Windows Vista and Windows Server are also listed.
What does WindowManager remember?
It remembers the position and size of programs and windows so they can be restored when opened again.
Can WindowManager minimize programs to the system tray?
Yes. It can minimize programs to the tray area.
Does WindowManager work with multiple screens?
Yes. It manages window placement across multiple screens.