[FEAT] Add support for focusing window while holding Alt key

[0x6e697678]

It would be nice to focus window under the pointer when a specific key is being pressed (e.g. Alt key).

[RamonUnch]

You can type the Focus action into the combo box of the Action Without click option

This action is enabled as soon as you press the hotkey (ie: Alt by default).

See below:

I will add it to the drop list in the future versions of AltSanp, but you can already use it

[0x6e697678]

You can type the Focus action into the combo box of the Action Without click option

This action is enabled as soon as you press the hotkey (ie: Alt by default).

See below:

I will add it to the drop list in the future versions of AltSanp, but you can already use it

That's nice and works fine. But it would be better if holding Alt kept tracking the pointer's position, so it automatically focuses any window that the pointer is hovering over.

[RamonUnch]

This would be a different option then indeed.
For now everything is done on key/mouse down, tracking is just used for move/resize.

Keep in mind that you already have a native Windows option to focus the window under the cursor (with an adjustable timeout)
look for Active Window Tracking on google, you can also have a look here:

https://www.elevenforum.com/t/turn-on-or-off-activate-window-by-hovering-over-with-mouse-pointer-in-windows-11.6104/

[0x6e697678]

This would be a different option then indeed. For now everything is done on key/mouse down, tracking is just used for move/resize.

Keep in mind that you already have a native Windows option to focus the window under the cursor (with an adjustable timeout) look for Active Window Tracking on google, you can also have a look here:

https://www.elevenforum.com/t/turn-on-or-off-activate-window-by-hovering-over-with-mouse-pointer-in-windows-11.6104/

My only problem komorebi (a tiling window manager I'm using) isn't really good at detecting the current monitor (I have 2). That's why I need to focus on mouse hovering while holding Alt. Anyway, thank you so much for your help. Actually this can be done with AutoHotKey but I want to reduce the number of apps running in the background as many as possible.