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I do use that, but I find that it's inconsistent. From what I can tell, it seems to toggle between the current size and the previous size -- which becomes probl
by barryvan 4y ago
I do use that, but I find that it's inconsistent. From what I can tell, it seems to toggle between the current size and the previous size -- which becomes problematic when using an external screen. Or perhaps that's just Finder -- it's hard to tell! Frustratingly, this matches the behaviour of alt-clicking (sorry, option-clicking) on the maximise button, and I really love being able to have two windows comfortably share a screen with no wasted space, aero-snap style.
- jb1991 4y agoI think you are right, it is the finder app that behaves a little differently, which I’ve always assumed is because you typically need to drag files in and out of the finder so it leaves a gap to make that easy, but you can still make it full screen if you want. I’ve never noticed this with any other apps.
- dieulot 4y agoSafari does it too (on a big screen).
- wrs 4y agoZooming a window on MacOS is supposed to grow the window to the largest useful size, as defined by the app, which is not necessarily the full screen.