That's a very un-Classic-Mac-like way of using windows. In the olden days, Mac users would tend to have lots of overlapping windows. Dragging anywhere on the

That's a very un-Classic-Mac-like way of using windows. In the olden days, Mac users would tend to have lots of overlapping windows. Dragging anywhere on the window edges would move the window, so it was easy to arrange them as you wanted - almost like shuffling bits of paper on your desktop (strangely enough) and if you wanted to move something out of the way, you could fold it up (window shade). There was no need for maximising or minimising and "zooming" just meant "make this as large as makes sense for this particular document", not "expand to take up all the space on my desktop" As OSX/macOS has developed, all that document/desktop-style behaviour has been lost.