I've got a Mac Studio running 12.5 and I've noticed something when I move windows on the desktop. When I click on the top of a window and then start to move it, a three-paneled "thing" appears - it seems to control the position of the window depending on where it's "selected"
Sorry I don't know what this thing is called, but how do I get rid of it or at least disable it?
Mac Studio
I've figured out the culprit - there is something called "Window Snap" in the Dell Display Manager software that came with my monitor. I just had to go in and uncheck that box and that's the end of that! Thanks all for the help; as finding out that this thing wasn't part of MacOS really narrowed things down.
I've figured out the culprit - there is something called "Window Snap" in the Dell Display Manager software that came with my monitor. I just had to go in and uncheck that box and that's the end of that! Thanks all for the help; as finding out that this thing wasn't part of MacOS really narrowed things down.
Here's what I'm talking about - the semi-transparent thing outlined in blue over the window. If the window is hovered or dropped over this it snaps to the right, or left, etc. of the screen. It's making me crazy!
I can't see what that panel may be.
Could you post a screenshot of that?
Try pressing command-shift-3 when you are dragging.
Or if that does not work, press Command-Shift-5 to open the Screenshot application, choose a delay of 5 seconds, click the screenshot button, and then start dragging.
That's not part of macOS. Did you install a window manager such as Magnet or Rectangle Pro?
The only things I've installed are Adobe Creative Cloud, Nik's Effects, Topaz Labs (just photography/graphics stuff) and the driver for my Wacom tablet - no add-on system utilities (window managers)
There must be something in there.
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Moving windows in Finder
