That one I did not know, thank you. It also sidesteps what I was complaining about entirely, because the system menu already belongs to the window, so nothing is being laid over anything. It is slow, mind, and I would still only reach for it when a window has opened somewhere I cannot get at it. Which is about once a month, and is why I keep coming back to where they open rather than how to shift them afterwards.
Alt is not an odd pick, it is what Linux desktops have bound this to for years. It collides on Windows because Alt is the menu key here, so anything with a menu bar has first claim on it. Win dodges that one, but either way you are laying a global gesture over applications that never agreed to it, so you are picking which ones break rather than stopping it. I would not use either, because if windows are landing wrong often enough to want a drag shortcut, that is a layout problem and I
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