PowerToys is not for 32 bit Windows. I have a 32 bit PC so this is upsetting. Please make a 32 bit version!
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<p dir="auto">I propose a different way of thinking of FancyZones new/experimental snapping function.  I appologize if this is a duplicate; I couldn't find in issue search.<br>
The new 0.18 approach of being able to snap together zones is nice.  It adds enormous flexibility in use.  However, when I went to reshuffle my zone layout to take advantage of it, it became cumbersome to manage the many smaller zones I created to be able to snap together.<br>
That also highlighted to me the current Destop Window Manager's snap-to functions (corner, left, right etc) was counter to how FancyZones works.<br>
The DWM subdivides desktops; FancyZones combines zones.<br>
I propose a different approach: Make fewer zones in layout setup, then subdivide them at use time.  Exactly the same way DWM subdivides a desktop.</p>
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<p dir="auto">Example use:<br>
FancyZones Layout: 4K monitor subdivided to 3 columns.<br>
FancyZones User input: Drag window near top-right corner of middle column.<br>
FancyZones Response: Snaps window to top-right quadrant of middle column.</p>