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...It runs as an elevated system-tray daemon with a global low-level keyboard hook, enabling same-app window switching (cycling between windows of the currently focused app) and fast one-key window snapping and arranging -- halves, thirds, or a custom percentage per edge -- each shortcut configurable and toggleable on its own. A companion Settings app lets you view and change those shortcuts. The installer requires Administrator and installs to %ProgramFiles%, a deliberate choice: auto-start runs the daemon elevated at every logon with no prompt, so only an admin-writable directory protects that path. Auto-start is off by default; enable it yourself from the tray menu or Settings. ...