Version History

Changed

• •Opening Oriel again while it's running, from Spotlight or the Applications folder, brings up Settings.

Fixed

• •With the menu bar icon hidden, opening Oriel when it wasn't running showed no window.

• •The Settings window could no longer be dragged after a switch in it was flipped.

• •The app icon's background looked flat in the Dock and Finder. It now shows its gradient.

• •Closing Settings or the welcome window now returns you to the app you were using, so other apps' shortcuts keep working right away.

• •With more than one display, the half shortcuts continue onto the next display, so pressing Right Half on a window already in the right half moves it to the left half of the display to its right, and Left Half works the same way toward the left.

• •Fixed steady processor use that began once Settings had been opened and went on after the window was closed.

• •Spotlight now finds the app by its Korean name and by what it does: 오리엘, 오리얼, 창 관리, and window manager all match.

• •Moving a snapped window (left/right half or maximized) to another display now re-creates the same snap on the target display, instead of carrying the source display's absolute size over. Detection is geometric, so it applies to any window sitting in a snap position, whoever put it there.

• •Fixed: installing by COPYING the app (instead of Finder-moving it) left it running from Gatekeeper's translocated read-only path, which blocked Sparkle updates. The app now detects this at launch, clears the quarantine flag, and relaunches itself from its real location.

Added

• •A Center action (⌃⌥C by default) that centers the focused window on its display, customizable like every other shortcut.
• •First-run onboarding that explains the app and hosts the Accessibility permission ask. The launch-time system prompt is gone.

Changed

• •The status menu shows the app version at the top.

Fixed

• •Windows that refuse horizontal resizing (fixed-width windows) now snap flush to the display's right edge instead of stopping at mid-screen, and without flickering through an intermediate position.
• •Restore now returns to the window's position from before the whole chain of snap/maximize actions, not just the most recent one, including for windows that clamp their size.

Changed

• •Moving a window to another display starts a new restore chain: pressing Restore afterwards returns the window to where it landed on that display instead of yanking it back across displays.

• •Initial release: snap windows to left/right halves, toggle maximize, move windows across displays keeping their relative position, restore, and configurable global shortcuts.
• •Menu bar app with a hideable icon, launch at login, and Sparkle auto-updates.