not working with iMAC 27" 5K with two external monitor MacOS Mojave

[mirchaemanuel]

I try to move application with hotkeys, in log file I read:
2019-03-28 10:10:33.560 ShiftIt[40004/0x1150645c0] [lvl=3] -[ShiftItAppDelegate invokeShiftItActionByIdentifier_:] Execution of ShiftIt action: right failed: Windows in fullscreen are not supported NSError stack trace: org.shiftitapp.shifit.error:20103 - Windows in fullscreen are not supported 2019-03-28 10:10:33.921 ShiftIt[40004/0x1150645c0] [lvl=3] -[ShiftItAppDelegate invokeShiftItActionByIdentifier_:] Execution of ShiftIt action: left failed: Windows in fullscreen are not supported NSError stack trace: org.shiftitapp.shifit.error:20103 - Windows in fullscreen are not supported 2019-03-28 10:10:34.235 ShiftIt[40004/0x1150645c0] [lvl=3] -[ShiftItAppDelegate invokeShiftItActionByIdentifier_:] Execution of ShiftIt action: left failed: Windows in fullscreen are not supported NSError stack trace: org.shiftitapp.shifit.error:20103 - Windows in fullscreen are not supported 2019-03-28 10:10:55.982 ShiftIt[40004/0x1150645c0] [lvl=3] -[ShiftItAppDelegate invokeShiftItActionByIdentifier_:] Execution of ShiftIt action: left failed: Windows in fullscreen are not supported NSError stack trace: org.shiftitapp.shifit.error:20103 - Windows in fullscreen are not supported 2019-03-28 10:10:56.241 ShiftIt[40004/0x1150645c0] [lvl=3] -[ShiftItAppDelegate invokeShiftItActionByIdentifier_:] Execution of ShiftIt action: right failed: Windows in fullscreen are not supported NSError stack trace: org.shiftitapp.shifit.error:20103 - Windows in fullscreen are not supported 2019-03-28 10:10:56.759 ShiftIt[40004/0x1150645c0] [lvl=3] -[ShiftItAppDelegate invokeShiftItActionByIdentifier_:] Execution of ShiftIt action: left failed: Windows in fullscreen are not supported NSError stack trace: org.shiftitapp.shifit.error:20103 - Windows in fullscreen are not supported
No applications is in fullscreen!

Thanks

[fikovnik]

I'm not using OSX anymore so ShiftIt is looking for a new maintainer (cf. #296). In the mean time, an excellent open-source alternative is Hammerspoon.