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Stage Manager

Stage Manager for Mac

Stage Manager for macOS works like Apple’s, plus what people have asked Apple for: your stages come back after a restart. Free and open source.

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Stage Manager for macOS works like Apple's, plus what people have asked Apple for. Stages come back after a restart and stay in a fixed order. Shift-click opens a window in a new stage, you can drop one card onto another to merge stages, and Ctrl-Option-1 to 9 switches between them. It's native Rust, free, and open source. Requires macOS 14+ on Apple silicon.

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