If we are working with our Internet browser and it fills the entire screen of our personal computer (in Windows), we may spend some time to change this size manually. This is achieved selecting its vertices and later, dragging them until the window is fitted to the size we want to have.
Unfortunately this type of task can be too conflictive if we do not have a good pulse or simply, if Windows manages to restore this size to the default. For this type of situation we will recommend the use of a few alternatives that you can use and that will help you change automatically, to the work window at a standard or custom size depending on the need you are having at that moment.
- 1. sizer
A first alternative that we will mention at this time is precisely this, a free application that you can download and install on any version of Windows. Once you meet this requirement, a small "cross" icon will appear in the task tray. You just have to activate the window you want to customize to a specific size and later to this icon that we have mentioned; a few options will immediately appear so that you can change the size with a single click.
You can also use the option that will help you customize said size, in the event that the dimensions shown there are not the ones you need at the moment; in addition to that, you can also order (in customization) the place where this window should be located, that is, to the center, to the left, right, up or down.
- 2. AutoSizer
This tool works in a completely different way than the one we proposed in the upper part, although it also has a function that will help you make the working window fit a custom size.
As you can admire in the screenshot placed at the top, you have to define a list of apps you want to give an effect to special at a certain time. This means that in this same list you can get to define whether an application has to be maximized, minimized, resized or positioned, among a few other features. When you open or run an application and it is present within this list, the previously programmed effect will be applied immediately.
- 3. ResizeEnable
The name of this free tool practically says it all, that is, it can be applied when a window lacks the ability to "resize", a situation that is very different from what we have mentioned in the two previous alternatives. .
To give you a better idea of what we are trying to say we have placed a small capture at the top; If this Windows window does not have the resize feature then the cursor will not change shape either. When running this portable application, when you point the mouse pointer to one of the corners, it will change shape because the possibility of being able to change the size of this window has been activated. The developer mentions that it is not necessary to have to configure anything at all because everything works automatically. It is also noted that the application could be incompatible with a few windows with native Windows functions.
4. AltMove
Those who need more functions and features than what we have mentioned in the previous alternatives, maybe you should use this tool. It also has the ability to change the size of the windows, to maximize, minimize or simply move them to a different place, there are a few additional options to use.
For example, you can get to order that a specific window with which you are working, adopt an opacity level, which will not affect the other windows that may be located in the background. With each of these alternatives that we have mentioned, you can start working with any tool or application in Windows by primarily changing the size of its window.