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Can anyone tell me how window zooming works in macOS?

  • 8 September 2021
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I've gone back and forth between Windows and macOS multiple times, and the only thing that has truly bugged me about macOS is maximizing windows. Having it go into full-screen mode is useful sometimes but other times, it's just inconvenient. I got really excited when I discovered that you can double-click the title bar to "maximize" the window without creating a new full-screen app. However, I cannot for the life of me figure out how this feature works. In some applications, it will actually expand the window to take up the entire desktop, just like I want. Others, it seems to expand it in all directions until it hits a boundary, leaving empty space. For some apps, it seems to expand it by a much or as little as it feels like, leaving lots of space still.

Can anyone tell me exactly how this is supposed to work, or is this one of those things that Federighi only knows...

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Vastauksen tähän kysymykseen jakoi Keinotekoinen 10 September 2021, 13:56

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Hi @Haleena_Edward and welcome to OmaYhteisö!

On my Macbook Pro it maximizes the window when I double-click the corner of the window (where the arrows appear). It does leave a space at the bottom, because of the toolbar with other apps and programs in it.