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technohobbit17

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Mar 28, 2009
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I have RightZoom, so when I click Maximize it always fills the whole screen. I hide my Dock unless I mouse over it, and my windows won't maximize over the bottom 5 pixels of the screen. I drag the bottom right corner of the window, and it doesn't make it any bigger. I am slightly obsessive-compulsive, so this bugs me a lot.
Any help would be appreciated.
 
It's not a bug. OSX must save those pixels in order to recognize the intention of showing the dock. Try putting it on the side and see how that feels. Also try SizeMe or MercuryMover as they are my favorites.
 
If I move my Dock to the side of my screen and maximize my window, then move the Dock back to the bottom, I can make the Dock pop up when I move my mouse to the bottom of the screen with no empty pixels at the bottom for a few seconds before the empty pixels reappear again. There must be some way to make it stay like this, maybe a Terminal command or something.
 
I looked around some more, and I can maximize to the bottom of the screen in Finder and iTunes, but not in Firefox or Safari. It's hard to explain why this is annoying to someone who doesn't have ocd, but every time I look at the bottom of the screen it makes me twitch. I would really like to find an answer to this.
 
I looked around some more, and I can maximize to the bottom of the screen in Finder and iTunes, but not in Firefox or Safari. It's hard to explain why this is annoying to someone who doesn't have ocd, but every time I look at the bottom of the screen it makes me twitch. I would really like to find an answer to this.

You have a sickness.
 
I have this sickness too. The imperfection of this drives me crazy. Haha..

Sometimes I have a coloured background or another window folded out behind it and I can see this when in a 3D software trying to focus fullscreen.

Annoying as hell. And we would think perfectionists Apple, wouldn't in version 10.8 still have small little buggy stuff like this.

But yeah, maybe the only solution is to adjust the desktop background image with 5 pixels of black.
And try not to put windows below that goes under it...
 
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