When using the New OS Sequoia, every time I use the mouse to navigate, Safari fills the whole screen and I hate it, I don't know how to stop it from doing it again, I wish Apple made things the way they are in Safari.
This is too much for me to understand and I don't like the new Safari at will and the looks of Safari looks bad and plain, hard to understand what to do when navigate here.
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What do you mean by, "use the mouse to navigate?"
There is a window tiling feature in Sequoia that will Tile the window if you bump the window to an edge, and then release it when there is a tile marquee around the edges.
You can disable that in System settings > Desktop And Dock > Window Tiling.
I have no idea how you make the window go to Full Screen by "navigating with the mouse."
What do you mean by, "use the mouse to navigate?"
There is a window tiling feature in Sequoia that will Tile the window if you bump the window to an edge, and then release it when there is a tile marquee around the edges.
You can disable that in System settings > Desktop And Dock > Window Tiling.
I have no idea how you make the window go to Full Screen by "navigating with the mouse."
I'm not good typing info here, when i use the mouse, Safari fills the screen and will not stop every time I navigate with the mouse on Safari, I will try your info on the Window Tiling, that's a new term here. I must of touch somewhere on Safari for the site fills the whole screen, it was bothering me that all.
chaz1768 wrote:
I'm not good typing info here, when i use the mouse, Safari fills the screen and will not stop every time I navigate with the mouse on Safari, I will try your info on the Window Tiling, that's a new term here. I must of touch somewhere on Safari for the site fills the whole screen, it was bothering me that all.
As mentioned above—
What chaz1768 said is exactly what happens when you use your mouse on an open Safari window. If you hold the mouse button too long while moving the Safari window it stretches to fill the screen, something I don't want it to do. As leroydouglas nicely informed us, we can disable this new feature and have control over where we want our windows.
Unwanted full-screen Safari on Sequoia OS
