good god that's confusing to read without the actual OS installed.
Bookmarking for when I get round to upgrading;)
Thanks - definitely looks useful.
On 12 Nov 2024, at 17:10, 'Paul R Owen' via Sussex Mac User Group wrote:
This has been bugging me ever since I upgraded to Sequoia.
When I moved a window close to the top of one of my screens (I use
three screens), it expanded automatically to full screen.
This article explains what is happening in Sequoia and how to stop it
happening.
The first thing to understand is that Apple doesn’t refer to
‘moving’ windows, but now refers to ‘tiling’ windows.
There is a lot more functionality for windows in Sequoia and this
Tidbit article explains it well.
https://talk.tidbits.com/t/how-to-tame-sequoia-s-window-tiling/29365
Hope this helps someone.
Paul Owen
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