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I hate the way mojave allows only one actual window. I prefer the old way - multiple windows open on the desktop at once, allowing easy move of one file from one window to another.
Is there a way to do this in mojave?
MacBook Air 13", macOS 10.14
Command-N still creates a new window.
What seems to be happening is that by default, folders are opening in tabs instead of new windows.
Go to Finder->Preferences and uncheck the box at the bottom:
Command-N still creates a new window.
What seems to be happening is that by default, folders are opening in tabs instead of new windows.
Go to Finder->Preferences and uncheck the box at the bottom:
Stop using Full Screen.
The green button no longer zooms, it puts the window into Full Screen. Option-click green button zooms, but it is easier to double-click the title bar (setting is in Dock System Prefs).
It is difficult for me to understand your answer. However, I tried double-clicking the title bar and (finally) noticed the two (or more) window titles under the title bar of the window. Whew! Took me long enough, but thanks to your reply I did notice it.
That alone helps me.
However, double-clicking the title bar simply changes the size of the window, not its contents nor appearance. And I checked out the Dock prefs in System Prefs. That is useful to know about.
So thanks for that.
My wish is not fulfillled, however: two windows side by side, allowing click and drag to move a file from one window to the other.
Oooh, that make sense.
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