How to Quickly Move Windows to the Side of the Screen Using a Hotkey in Windows
There are many cases where a focused window may be in your way, or maybe you just want to put the window on one of the sides of the screen. This can be done very easily by focusing the window you would like to move, holding down the windows key, and using the arrows to move to each side of the screen. This hotkey also works with multiple displays!
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