Do this with ⌘ cmd- M or the yellow light. To undo, ⌘ cmd- ⌃ ctrl- F again or hover the mouse at the top edge of the screen for a bit and the Apple Menu and traffic lights will appear.Ī minimized window is moved to a small icon at the right or bottom end of the dock (depending on the dock's orientation). To do this click the green light or use ⌘ cmd- ⌃ ctrl- F. Pay attention.Ī Fullscreen window is moved to a new Desktop/Space where it occupies the entire screen without a Dock or Apple Menu or even the window's own traffic lights. Same action to undo. Note that clicking the green light (without ⌥ alt) on a maximized window will Fullscreen it. You maximize with ⌥ alt+MouseClickGreenLight. For example, Safari will usually only expand in height, not in width, while Preview and the Finder will usually expand to fit the entire current screen. There is a great and more exhaustive comparison of Minimized vs Hidden in this question: What are the differences between minimizing and hiding an application?Ī maximized window is expanded so that its contents can be fully displayed, but with the Dock and Apple Menu still showing.
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It focuses on the confusing aspects, the contrasts, and how to undo mistakes. This is not exhaustive documentation on all these features. This may seem idiotic to experienced Mac users but to a Windows user it will clarify a lot. After learning all the things below I am documenting them here for comparison and contrast.
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