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Thanks so much for pointing out the ability to hide the titlebar entirely, as I have the same pet peeve :) I would suggest using one of the many pseudo tiling

Thanks so much for pointing out the ability to hide the titlebar entirely, as I have the same pet peeve :) I would suggest using one of the many pseudo tiling window managers to resize your windows so you don't have that problem. I strongly recommend spectacle [1] [1] https://www.spectacleapp.com/ https://www.spectacleapp.com/

seanp2k2 11y ago
I've been using Magnet for about a year and it works very well: http://magnet.crowdcafe.com http://magnet.crowdcafe.com I always forget it's there, then when I use someone else's Mac I wonder why the Win7-style drag-to-a-place-to-get-a-shadow-preview-of-the-new-size doesn't work.
- Larrikin 11y ago
  I had been using Cinch. This seems pretty similar
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pixelcloud 11y ago
With the default settings in iTerm, you might not fully fill the screen with shortcuts (half screen would be missing a little bit of the window on the bottom). By default iTerm uses row height to determine the window height. Advanced Settings > Smooth Resizing - will fix this.