How to disable automatic window snapping / resizing on MacOS 15.0 Sequoia

Ok, now I've also disabled the options related to State Manager and Mission Control Spaces as shown in these images, but no effect. I closed the user session and re-opened it, but no luck.

Thanks anyway.

YoHidden wrote:

Ok, lucky you... ;-)

In my case, a Mac Mini M2 (2023) and also upgrading from Sonoma. The 3 options outlined by @Randall_2023 (and many others in every forum I've checked) are disabled, but still the snapping happens as soon as I start dragging any window.

Each computer is different from the other

Each user's configuration is unique to the user

Each use's computer will have uniquely combinations of installed Third Party Applications which is not common to all

So, attempting to add weight to this question " (and many others in every forum I've checked) " does not do it in this specific question

The reference to many others (posts) in every forum was not intended to weight anything, but just to state that the solution posted here using the mentioned options are the same posted in every other forum I’ve checked.

Anyway, it seems that this discussion is not going anywhere. This Sequoia feature does not work in my computer for whatever reason that I am not going to find here.

Maybe a future OS update will fix it… or not. Thanks anyway for your time.

Thank you. I understand that this annoying "feature" has been a part of Windows for quite a while. There was a time that Microsoft copied Apple, rather than the other way around. I prefer the original arrangement. Now, if we can just solve the disappearing "Choose your own password" option, Safari will be usable again.

This fix works great. Thanks Randall_2023.

I used to get annoyed with Microsoft Windows at work (always Mac at home) when a new feature was shipped enabled. Now Apple is doing this? It makes me hesitant to accept upgrades.

I have MacOS 15.3.2 Sequoia on MacBook Pro and I have everything off on System Settings > Desktop & Dock.

"Tile by dragging windows to screen edges". Nothing and still have an application that automatically will resize the screen to a smaller size? What else can I do or is it the application?

I've turned off "tile by dragging windows to screen edges", restarted my computer, and still it retiles.

It's highly annoying when I need to have multiple windows from different applications in order to do my job (and no, I can't just use one application–it's all part of the workflow. One window are notes using an internet browser, one is Adobe Bridge, another is Photoshop, and I also need to see what's happening in Slack)

I think this is a bug that needs to be fixed by Apple.

Good one and missed that 😩

This worked for me. Thanks!

You may consider the suggestion from @Randall_2023

To provide illustrations - refer below

Turn Off the feature or features arrowed

I’ve already been trying all of this options, and nothing of them works as expected.

This page had some useful information for me. I am not trying to turn off the function, but it helped knowing what options are available: Tile windows on Mac - Apple Support

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Thank you so much! Worked perfectly!!