Added
- Tuck picture-in-picture into the bottom and the bottom corners. They join the left and right sides. Throw the window at one, and a throw that lands near a bottom corner is pulled into it. Tucked in a corner, a small frosted square shows instead of a strip. (No top spots: macOS won't move a window up past the top of the screen.)
- Pick where it tucks. A small arrow beside the tuck button opens a map of the screen with its five spots, and can make one the default, which the tuck button then uses. The default is also in Zia's settings as Picture-in-picture tucks into.
- Drag a tucked strip along its side to move it; near the bottom of a side it snaps into the corner, and dragged out of a corner along an edge it becomes that side again.
Fixed
- With more than one screen, picture-in-picture no longer tucks into an edge two screens share, where it just showed on the other screen. Those spots are greyed out in the picker, and a throw across that edge moves the window to the other screen as normal.