If you're curious, it seems the code that performs moves a window from one space to another is in Window. Amethyst is an open source app that supports the feature (mentioned in another answer). To disable this behaviour across all workspaces, add the following command to your configuration file: komorebic.exe mouse - follows - focus disable. This behaviour is know is mouse follows focus.
DCommander for Mac OS X is another great alternative for Mac Users. By default, the mouse will move to the center of the window when the focus is changed in a given direction. 'Īpps that do provide this feature use a private API of Apple's, which is not supported or documented by Apple. Download version 11.02 of Total Commander (fully functional Shareware version, 5MB EXE file): Direct download (RECOMMENDED): 32-bit version only (Windows 95 up to Windows 11, runs on 32-bit AND 64-bit machines) 64-bit version only. If at some point they do, I'll be glad to to revisit this.
If you wish to install through the store, we recommend using the provided store link as our team cannot vouch for third-party packages of our code. This is not a solution, but it explains why it's not easy to find apps that support moving windows between spaces.Īccording to the developer of the open source Rectangles App, a keyboard-based window organizer, 'Apple doesn't provide public APIs for Spaces. GIMP on the Microsoft Store is the same as the direct link installer.
