A note on your last sentence. Once I used my Win10 laptop at an interview at Apple. The interviewer saw me drag one window the the side, snap it, and then select another window to fill in the space.
He said, wow, Windows is really nice! :)
He said, wow, Windows is really nice! :)
This should be standard in Windows IMO. It has absolutely transformed how I work and noticeably increased my productivity.
I arrange windows to provide the information I need. That's usually a strip on the left to show the mailbox pane of my mail window, a strip below that for slack channels, and a finder window on a scratch directory.
To the right are my work windows.
Window snapping makes that impossible, about the only thing you can do is pretend you're using a tiling WM and cmd-tab any time you need to see anything, or waste an inflexible chunk of screen on it.