How to Maximize Your Window Properly on Your Mac Like Windows
I love MacOS. But there are a handful of things Windows do better for me.
You know these little three buttons on the top left of ever window in Mac:
The first two does the same thing as Windows. Close and Minimize. But the green + button doesn't always maximize a window. Most of the time, it just widens a window in some unpredictable manner. This is one of those mysteries I cannot figure out about why Jobs allowed it to be so.
After two years of mostly ignoring this button, I found that I can actually make the button behave just like Windows.
I'm using Mavericks and it works for me. Tried it on Finder and Microsoft Word and they now behave as I expected them to when maximized. Yeah.
You know these little three buttons on the top left of ever window in Mac:
The first two does the same thing as Windows. Close and Minimize. But the green + button doesn't always maximize a window. Most of the time, it just widens a window in some unpredictable manner. This is one of those mysteries I cannot figure out about why Jobs allowed it to be so.
After two years of mostly ignoring this button, I found that I can actually make the button behave just like Windows.
Do it like Windows.
Yes, I've been looking to do this for a long time. And now, you can enjoy this "Windows-exclusive" feature too! Go to http://www.blazingtools.com/right_zoom_mac.html and download this very useful tool for free!I'm using Mavericks and it works for me. Tried it on Finder and Microsoft Word and they now behave as I expected them to when maximized. Yeah.
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