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<dc:creator>Binary Fortress Software</dc:creator>
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<description><![CDATA[Interesting idea! I can't say if/when we might be able to implement something like that, but I've added it to our feature request list :)
In the meantime, not sure if it helps or not, but you can hold Shift while maximizing a window to have it maximize to the full monitor.
Thanks!]]></description>
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Interesting idea! I can't say if/when we might be able to implement something like that, but I've added it to our feature request list :)<br/>
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In the meantime, not sure if it helps or not, but you can hold Shift while maximizing a window to have it maximize to the full monitor.<br/>
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Thanks!
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<pubDate>Mon, 04 May 2020 11:11:54 GMT</pubDate>
<dc:creator>Binary Fortress Software</dc:creator>
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<description><![CDATA[The what:
A mode that shows the borders of your monitor profile, and allows you to drag and adjust them in a few simple clicks.
The why:
I have an ultrawide monitor where I normally split the screen intro three tiles of (30%-40%-30%), having my main work in the middle, and documentations, Spot...]]></description>
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<b>The what:</b><br/>
A mode that shows the borders of your monitor profile, and allows you to drag and adjust them in a few simple clicks.<br/>
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<b>The why:</b><br/>
I have an ultrawide monitor where I normally split the screen intro three tiles of (30%-40%-30%), having my main work in the middle, and documentations, Spotify, Slack etc. on the two sides. However, due to badly scaled webpage or app layouts, I am often confronted with having to extend the width of the windows beyond the virtual side monitor to be able to see the information on the webpage. For now, I have several backup-profiles ((33%-33%-33%), (60%,40%) etc...) that I can switch between to temporarily get a better devision, but they are often too general, and will either be too narrow or too wide. I wish there was a feature that would allow me to show the boarders of the virtual monitors and let me drag them exactly to the width I needed. Sort of how the native Windows "split screen" functionality works. Also, when re-applying the same profile again, if would be nice if the virtual monitors easily were reset to whatever was my defaul, initial setting (in my case (30%-40%-30%)).
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