It seems that re-size is disabled for a window "maximized" on a split.

There seems to be a nice "bug" on UWP apps that would allow me to still resize after maximize.

Please have an option to have resizable windows regardless of maximized state.

I purchased this software to help me align windows width, and not height.. but vice versa would also be nice.

My ghetto solution right now is to
-"maximize" using a Split as size template
-then use "modifier" key to move window just a little bit off to the side
-I would now be able to resize by placing mouse on the edge of a Window frame
-make my browser higher
-rejoice.

Please add my voice to this feature request!

I have very large primary monitors, and give them a simple split. I always work with apps/docs maximized in each split, or on secondary/tertiary monitors. I do a lot of responsive web design, so I'd like to be able to grab the edge of the maximized window in a split, and just stretch it to test responsive designs.

Or sometimes I need to give a window a little more room if (for example) a site I'm looking at isn't responsive. Although the primary monitor is big, the splits are only 1280 x 1440—not quite standard browsing widths.

If taskbar buttons can be set to ignore maximized windows, can you do the same for resizing of maximized windows?

Many thanks.

I really need this, please!

is this still not possible?

@Keith Lammers - any progress on this? It seems like a fairly simple request.

It drives me crazy every time I want to resize a maximized screen, and it happens often!