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Glide 0.10.0
New
- Tiled is now a spiral layout. ⌃⌥T switches a workspace to a layout where every window fits on screen: one window fills it, two share it as halves, and from the third on the last column splits again, alternating top and bottom with left and right. It uses 2 columns, or 3 with the new ⌃⌥G, which is also what Glide picks on ultrawide displays. Switching back to scrolling keeps your windows in the same order.
- Move around a tiled workspace by direction. ⌃⌥ + arrows focus the tile next to the focused one, and ⌃⌥⇧ + arrows swap it with that neighbour. Cycling width (⌃⌥R) changes how the focused tile splits the room with the tiles after it, and ⌃⌥F zooms a tile to fill the screen until you press it again.
- Choose how many columns tiled workspaces use in Settings › General › Tiled columns: Automatic (3 on ultrawide displays, else 2), 2 or 3.
Changes
- Sending a window to another workspace moves just that window. ⌃⌥⇧1…9 and ⌃⌥⇧PgUp/PgDn used to take the whole column along, and now only the focused window goes, as a column of its own, while you stay on the workspace you're on.
Install
Glide 0.10.0 runs on macOS 27 or later on Apple silicon. Download the ZIP, extract it, and move Glide.app to Applications. Grant Accessibility access when asked. The app is Developer ID signed and notarized by Apple, and updates itself from here on.
The SHA-256 asset contains the ZIP checksum. appcast.xml is the update feed Glide reads.