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Since updating this morning when I move windows around on my cinematic display they JUMP to full screen if I even get close to the top of the screen. How do I make this STOP!
MacBook Pro (M3 Pro, 2023)
Disable the Tiling options in System Settings > Desktop & Dock > Windows.
dialabrain said: "Disable the Tiling options in System Settings > Desktop & Dock > Windows."
The exact option to disable is Desktop & Dock > Windows > Drag windows to menu bar to fill screen
Thanks dialabrain.
I went to Sys settings->Desktop & Dock->Windows and turned off all four switches there. However if I come back and look again, the "Drag windows to menu bar to fill screen" stays on. This is something I definitely do not want. Why can't I turn it off?
Jo! wrote:
Jo! wrote:
that does not work.
Is there any way it can be disabled through Terminal?
Anyone??
People who cannot turn it off in Settings report that they have Dell monitor software running which does a very similar thing.
I'm looking at a variety of settings - which one will make the automatic sizing to full screen when I drag a window to the top of the screen?
Thank you!
You're welcome.
thanks. this was driving me absolutely batty.
Seems to work for others and myself.
Worked for me!
Indeed. 😎
Did you see the solution - System Preferences > Desktop & Dock > (scroll down to) Windows > toggle off "Tile by dragging windows to screen edges"?
Thanks, DialABrain, you're a saint. <---AI spellchecker wanted to change "saint" to "martyr." Which is it? 🤣
GAWD, that's an annoying default setting! Geez!
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