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Another solution is the window management app Rectangle. Maximising instead of full screen can be enabled in its preferences with the option "Green stoplight button maximizes instead of Full Scree...
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- Another solution is the window management app [Rectangle](https://github.com/rxhanson/Rectangle).
Maximising instead of full screen can be enabled in its preferences with the checkmark at> Green stoplight button maximizes instead of Full Screen- This even works for adobe reader.
- Another solution is the window management app [Rectangle](https://github.com/rxhanson/Rectangle).
- Maximising instead of full screen can be enabled in its preferences with the option "Green stoplight button maximizes instead of Full Screen"
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- This even works for adobe reader.
#2: Post edited
- Another solution is the window management app [Rectangle](https://github.com/rxhanson/Rectangle).
- Maximising instead of full screen can be enabled in its preferences with the checkmark at
> Green stoplight button maximizes instead of Full Screen
- Another solution is the window management app [Rectangle](https://github.com/rxhanson/Rectangle).
- Maximising instead of full screen can be enabled in its preferences with the checkmark at
- > Green stoplight button maximizes instead of Full Screen
- This even works for adobe reader.
