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A small Astro + MDX blog for delightful, daily-use finds. The architecture separates capture from publication and supports reuse: - find/ captured items, hidden from indexes - finds/ editorial superposts referencing find slugs in a grid - reviews/ full-length writeups; can graduate from a find via fromFind - posts/ regular essays Three project-local skills under .claude/skills/ drive the pipeline: daily-finds (capture-only sweep across sources.json), build-finds (draft a thematic superpost), build-review (graduate a find). sources.json carries 47 curated feeds with per-source fetch strategy (webfetch / curl / skip) so Cloudflare-blocked sites and Reddit JSON endpoints are handled deterministically. /sources renders a 3-column card stream with a "Recent finds" cross-reference per source. Seeds: 17 reviews and one superpost referencing 5 finds.
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name: MiddleDrag
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subtitle: A single gesture you'll use a hundred times a day
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date: 2026-03-22
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category: input
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tags: [macos, mouse, gestures, open-source]
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description: "Click-drag from any pixel of a window to move it. A tiny, free utility that erases a quiet daily friction."
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link: https://github.com/artginzburg/MiddleDrag
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linkText: Visit on GitHub
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Hold a modifier (or click the literal middle mouse button) and drag from anywhere inside any window to move it. A second modifier resizes. That's the entire app — a Linux/X11 trick that macOS has never shipped, ported in a few hundred lines of Swift.
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Most useful when a window's title bar is hidden, off-screen, or buried under another window — the cases where macOS leaves you stranded. Open source, MIT-licensed, runs at zero CPU when idle. macOS 12+.
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