00:00on Windows. Method 1. The keyboard and arrow trick. Most reliable. Select the
00:06window. Press alt plus tab repeatedly into your browser window is active. Open
00:10the window menu. Press alt plus spacebar. A small system menu should pop up near
00:15the edge of your screen. Trigger the move command. Press the M key on your
00:19keyboard. Use your arrow keys. Tap any of the arrow keys on this night then once.
00:26Bring it into view. Move your mouse around. Do not click yet or keep pressing the
00:31arrow keys to guide the window back onto your visible monitor. Lock it in place.
00:35Press enter once the browser window is where you want it. Method 2. Snap assist
00:40press Windows key plus left arrow or right arrow to force the off screen window to
00:46snap and dock into the half of your active screen. Method 3. Shift plus right click
00:51taskbar. Trick cover over the browser icon on your Windows taskbar. Hold the shift
00:56key while right-clicking the browser preview thumbnail. Click move from the
01:00small context menu that appears. Use your arrow keys to bring the window back into
01:04view. Then press enter. On mat. Method 1. Mission Control. Activate Mission Control by
01:11pressing F3 or swiping up with three fingers on your trackpad. Look for your
01:16lost browser window floating on an adjacent or disconnected space. Quick and drag it
01:21back onto your primary desktop space. Method 2. Realign displays. If it's stuck on a
01:28ghost disconnected second monitor. Go to system settings or system preferences then
01:33displays. Click on arrange. Check if your Mac thinks the second monitor is still
01:38attached. Rearranging or turning off mirroring extension settings will usually
01:43snap the straight window back to your main display. And that's the full picture. If this
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