This is where Glue, a free and open source application from Ukraine-based developer Andriy Konstantynov, really shines: This application lets you connect any two desktop windows so they remain side by side even as you move them around. If you vertically resize one, the other one will grow or shrink to match it.
How to use Glue on Mac
The gluing process starts by clicking the menu bar icon and clicking "Add Glue," or by using the keyboard shortcut (F9 by default). After doing this, you can connect any two windows by dragging one into the other—you'll see a blue glow as one window approaches the other, allowing you to see make sure the connection happens correctly. You can unglue windows either from the menu bar, or by simply shaking one of the two windows with the cursor.
Credit: Justin PotGlue probably isn't necessary for everyone, but it's a killer app for people whose brains work a very particular way. If you're one of them, you'll wonder how you lived before you could glue two desktop windows together.
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