Switchers are often baffled and annoyed by the Green + button on their windows. It usually makes the window larger. Sometimes smaller. Sometimes fills the screen, sometimes doesn't. Coming from Windows, we expect and want this button to just fill the screen.
Now that I've used Mac longer, I understand why the button is like it is, and even appreciate the concept of making a window only as big as it needs to be to display the contents - what I'm still constantly annoyed at is *it doesn't always get it right!*
So, today I ran across this article with a free utility that changes the behavior of this button. You can set it on a per application basis, and you can set it to always fill the screen when you press the green+, for which ever applications you want to behave that way.
Thought I'd share!
http://lifehacker.com/5240827/rightzoom-makes-the-os-x-maximize-button-more-like-windows
Now that I've used Mac longer, I understand why the button is like it is, and even appreciate the concept of making a window only as big as it needs to be to display the contents - what I'm still constantly annoyed at is *it doesn't always get it right!*
So, today I ran across this article with a free utility that changes the behavior of this button. You can set it on a per application basis, and you can set it to always fill the screen when you press the green+, for which ever applications you want to behave that way.
Thought I'd share!
http://lifehacker.com/5240827/rightzoom-makes-the-os-x-maximize-button-more-like-windows