Snap guides that follow your Space, and calmer drag lines.
Highlights
Snap guides, per Space. moldr now recognizes which Mission Control Space you're on and shows the grid that belongs to it — no more guides from another desktop bleeding through.
Calmer drag lines. Hover lines were toned down from 90% to 30% white, with a thinner 1 pt weight, so they stay out of the way until you grab them.
Per-screen memory. A snap grid you loaded onto one display keeps working when you return to that display later.
Unified dialogs. The delete confirmation now uses the same clean custom window as Save, instead of a system alert.
Version 0.8.0
1 Jun 2026
Your terminal, your tabs, your folders — all restored with the layout.
Highlights
More terminals. Alongside Terminal.app, molds now restore Ghostty and iTerm2 windows — including the command each tab was running.
Content comes back. Finder folders, Chrome tabs, and terminal commands all reopen when you apply a mold, so the workspace is truly ready.
Cold-launch fix. Applying a mold while an app is fully quit now reliably opens its window, instead of silently skipping it.
Per-window editor. Manage Molds gained an editor to tweak the URLs, folders, and commands a mold opens.
Version 0.7.0
28 May 2026
A redesigned, native menu-bar panel and a built-in Shortcuts editor.
Highlights
A native panel. The menu-bar panel is now a real translucent macOS menu that adapts to light and dark, with pure layout diagrams for each mold.
Shortcuts editor. Set your capture shortcut ⌃⌥⌘ ↩ and your drag-to-snap modifier right inside the app.
Conflict detection. moldr now spots other window managers — Magnet, Rectangle, and friends — that can steal its shortcuts, and offers to quit them for you.
Snap shortcuts. Halves, quarters, and thirds, with a visual editor and inline conflict warnings.
