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defaults write -g NSWindowResizeTime -float 0.01 should fix that (disclaimer - haven’t tested this in a long time, may need to restart apps or whole os to see
by fwlr 3y ago
defaults write -g NSWindowResizeTime -float 0.01
should fix that (disclaimer - haven’t tested this in a long time, may need to restart apps or whole os to see effect).
In general, if something about macOS annoys you and there isn’t a preference setting to fix it, googling “defaults write com.apple <thing you dislike>” will often find a solution. Writing with `defaults write` lets you alter nearly any value in the OS, very few things are hardcoded. A word of advice if you start messing around with this stuff - you will generally want to follow up any `defaults write com.apple.foo` command with `killall Foo` to force restart that component, as writing directly with the defaults utility will not be reflected in real time, unlike what you are used to with changing things in System Preferences.
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- extr 3y agoNot really. Tons of these preferences are gated behind SIP, something you can't turn off if it's a work laptop.
- ubercow13 3y agoIt doesn't affect the fullscreen animation.
- modeless 3y agoI wish you were right, but no. I've tried that one and a lot more besides. Go ahead and test it yourself, and let me know if you find a different one that actually works.
- fwlr 3y agoI tried it out and you’re right, it no longer works (it definitely worked for me several years ago). As far as I know, macOS even up to Ventura is still built on Cocoa, so the answer should still have an NS prefix. I’ll have a look and see if I can find anything.