Workspaces
Workspaces, like macOS desktops, on your canvas
Keep a workspace for each project. Panora shows them in a bar at the top while you're zoomed out: click one to switch, drop a window on it to move it there, or press + for a new one.
In the row: one workspace at a time
The row shows the windows of the current workspace. Switching workspaces parks the others at the edge of the screen and brings the new set into the row.
In the grid: workspaces as folders
In the grid each workspace is a folder: one cell, with its windows shrunk inside, much like an app folder on iPhone. Drag the folder to move everything in it; drag a window in or out.
Rename, close, move
- →Double-click a workspace name to rename it
- →Right-click a workspace to rename or close it; its windows move to the first workspace
- →Right-click a window to move it to another workspace
FAQ
Are Panora workspaces the same as macOS Spaces? +
No. They are Panora's own groups of windows on the canvas, so they work together with your existing Spaces setup.
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