Swish

The missing gesture layer for macOS.

4.6•12 reviews•

60 followers

The missing gesture layer for macOS.

4.6•12 reviews•

60 followers

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Control windows and applications right from your trackpad with intuitive swipe, pinch, tap and hold gestures. Works with Magic Trackpad & Mouse. Supports keyboard shortcuts.

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After installing and playing with it i noticed my hot corners are no longer working. The launchpad and desktop settings don't work anymore. I'm going to try uninstalling and see if that fixes it.

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6yr ago

@chrfyi how could I move a window on screen 1 to screen 2 with Swish?

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7yr ago

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Maker

@jackchen23 Swipe while holding down the modifier key specified in the 'Screens' settings tab.

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7yr ago

thanks for you reply, sorry actually I mean the "desktop" on MacOS Mojave, like "Desktop1", "Desktop2"...@chrfyi

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7yr ago

Swish

Maker

@jackchen23 Switching spaces use a private API, so did not consider it when I planned for the App Store initially. This might be coming in a future update!

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7yr ago

@chrfyi thanks for your reply! and I have one more question: how could I move the mouse cursor to the title bar quickly? does Swish support a quick way to move to the title bar?

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7yr ago

Swish

Maker

@jackchen23 You can set to move the cursor with the window on snapping. Or do you mean something else?

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7yr ago

MFY.im

Why didn't apple think of this? 🤔

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7yr ago

apple always leave some opportunities to developer, maybe @jovisjoseph

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7yr ago

zerber

Must be a wrong question 🙄, but is it better than keyboard shortcuts?

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7yr ago

@gvidon yes it is.

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6yr ago

HI Christian i would like to know how long does the subscription lasts if i buy it with $5?

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7yr ago

Vectopus

That's really handy! Should definitely be a built in function in mac. Kudos!

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7yr ago

UIQuill

Saw it, loved it, bought it.

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7yr ago

I also bought it / Swish via PayPal, but I can't receive the activate code @stas_kulesh

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7yr ago

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Reviewers largely see Swish as an intuitive, lightweight window manager that quickly becomes part of everyday Mac use, especially for trackpad-driven snapping, resizing, and organizing. Several say it feels natural, stays out of the way, and remains stable over long-term use. The main complaints are narrower but concrete: limited grid flexibility on wider or ultrawide displays, missing quarter-split layouts, occasional silent stops or crashes around newer macOS releases, and one report of serious conflicts with BetterTouchTool plus poor support response.

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