I at all times use Safari in its personal area with the window totally zoomed (not full display screen). For so long as I can keep in mind, at any time when I might launch Safari or open a brand new window, I would get a window zoomed full display screen as if the system remembered my final window dimension.
Actually, even now, if I open a brand new Safari window, resize it to be 1/4 of the display screen, shut it, after which open a brand new window, that new window would be the similar dimension because the one I simply closed filling the identical 1/4 of the display screen, so it appears the system does hold monitor of latest window sizes.
Instantly after updating to macOS 15, nevertheless, new Safari home windows would now not be totally zoomed. As a substitute, they look like totally vertically zoomed, however depart a small margin on both the left or the fitting of the window. After all, I can hover over the inexperienced window management and use the brand new ‘Fill & Prepare’ characteristic to zoom to full display screen, and I modified my system settings to totally zoom once I double-click the title bar because it’s so much quicker than utilizing the window controls. (By the way, I found there is not any default system keyboard shortcut to zoom a window, which surprises me.) But it surely actually bugs me that when I’ve zoomed a Safari window, if I shut it and instantly open a brand new one, the system forgets I used to be simply utilizing a completely zoomed window and I’ve to take that one additional step to zoom it to full display screen.
I suppose that is extra of a sanity verify—am I nuts, or has anybody else observed the identical change in habits? I’ve Googled round, and I see plenty of complaints all through the years about hassle utilizing zoom controls, however I have not seen anybody complain about this particular drawback in Sequioa.
