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Sure, but if I want to use one app on my screen and still have access to the menu bar, it means awkwardly dragging the window around to fill gaps. In Windows, i
by YPPH 5y ago
Sure, but if I want to use one app on my screen and still have access to the menu bar, it means awkwardly dragging the window around to fill gaps. In Windows, it's one click.
Similarly, if I want two apps side by side, it's even more awkward. Ideally I would want to avoid wasting pixels by having unfilled areas, so it's a lot of finnicky dragging to make sure they align up. In Windows, it requires two clicks.
- mulmen 5y agoDouble click the window header. It will fill the space below the menu bar. Double click again and it will return to the previous size. Agreed snapping would be nice. Windows does this well out of the box. MacOS leaves way too much quality of life to third party apps.
- goosedragons 5y agoIt won't necessarily. Double clicking the window header is the green button of yore where apps maximize to the space they feel they need which may or may not be the space below the menu bar. Chrome will fill the space but Safari will just do website width + length.
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