AnyDrag26.11.125

AnyDrag lets you move any macOS window by holding a modifier key and dragging from anywhere inside it, so you do not have to aim for the title bar. It simulates a native title-bar drag at the window-server level, avoiding per-frame IPC and Accessibility round-trips to keep movement at native speed.

Hold the primary modifier, Option by default, to drag a window, or optionally use three-finger trackpad dragging without a modifier. Three-finger dragging builds on macOS's own feature, which must first be enabled under System Settings → Accessibility → Pointer Control → Trackpad Options → Use trackpad for dragging → Three Finger Drag. Modifier plus right-click opens an arrangement panel with half-, quarter-, and zone-based Move & Resize layouts, Fill & Arrange options for full-screen or side-by-side windows, one-click Full Screen, and Move to display for sending a window to another monitor.

You can resize from the nearest corner without targeting its small handle; right-drag is enabled by default, while a dedicated left-drag resize modifier, Shift by default, is available as an alternative. Settings can change the resize trigger or disable it, and Always resize from bottom-right keeps the top-left corner fixed; a glowing Corner Bracket indicates the active resize corner.

This free System Tools utility suits people managing crowded desktops, precise window layouts, or multiple monitors on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. It requires macOS 13 Ventura or later, and its current version is 26.11.125. All options are configured in a native System-Settings-style window, with no configuration files to edit.