Get More Desktop Space with GiMeSpace Desktop Extender

GiMeSpace Desktop Extender gives you limitless desktop real estate by letting your screen scroll, and even zoom, past its physical limits. Perfect if you're juggling multiple windows on a laptop or hate swapping workspaces.

Pick Your Edition

GiMeSpace Desktop Extender comes in three user-friendly tiers:
● 1D: scroll left/right only. Simple and cheap. ($15.00)
● 2D: add up/down scrolling, reverse-scroll support, window resizing beyond your screen, plus saving/restoring window layouts. Still desktop‑panning heaven. ($19.00)
● 3D: the deluxe version. Adds smooth zooming in/out for detail or overview, hotkeys to jump around, and the ability to take full‑resolution screenshots of windows that don't fit your screen. All controlled via tray menu, desktop on steroids. ($25.00)

What Does GiMeSpace Desktop Extender Provide?

Sometimes one monitor isn't enough. Instead of shelling out for a second monitor or diving into virtual desktops, this tool expands what you've already have. Mouse to the screen edge and boom, more desktop. It even recreates the old-school XP panning, but on steroids. When working on large spreadsheets or designing layouts, you can zoom out to manage the whole and then zoom in for detail. Need screenshots of long docs or web pages? Snap them at full size without stitching. Travelling with one screen for multiple apps? This replaces a multi-monitor setup. The panels are solidly functional and a breeze to toggle on/off.

GiMeSpace Desktop Extender Feature Highlights

● Smooth, multi-directional panning, XP-like scrolling days are back.
● Zoom support in 3D edition works even when Windows won't scale below 100%.
● Save and restore window positions/layouts, handy for docking setups on the go.
● Full-desktop screenshots for oversized windows, no fancy tools needed.
● Reverse mouse scroll option, which is great if you're used to swipe-style scrolling.

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Using GiMeSpace Desktop Extender

The interface is a bit basic and can feel clunky at first. Also, Windows Snap should be turned off to avoid a messy expanded desktop (it prompts you to do so). And if you are a hardcore multi-monitor user, this isn't a replacement, just an alternative. If you're packing work into one screen, designing, coding, and data crunching, GiMeSpace gives you a secret extra canvas. Try the free trial to see how much more room you really need.

Geek Verdict

If you want more screen without extra hardware, this is a clever and affordable trick. The 2D version gives you flexible workspace expansion. But the 3D edition is where it really shines, zooming and screenshot extras make it more than just a scrolling hack. The UI is minimal, and you'll want to tweak settings for a smoother experience (like disabling Snap). Overall, it's a lightweight, usable tool that punches well above its weight class.