it would be pretty much only for my web browser which i like to full screen every now and then.

when you autohide the dock, it overlaps whatever window you have open, it doesn't look strange. why would i want this? because it looks silly having a window full screen but having the bottom 3/4' showing the desktop and dock.

my dock is narrow but i'm unable to stretch a window over it. Is there a way to change the default file manager from finder to something else? I downloaded Macintosh Explorer and really like it, but everytime I open a folder on my desktop it opens it in finder (which I strongly dislike).Ĭool thanks for all the tips. Is there anyway to remap cmd-x/c/v to ctrl-x/c/v like on a pc? The command button is so close, this is definitely one function that is better on a PC.ĥ. It's blank in every application I've check, yet there's a keyboard shortcut for redo.Ĥ. Is there really no keyboard shortcut for the undo command? That seems kind of crazy. Unfortunately I'm unable to get the logitech software working on my Mac so I downloaded Steermouse which is great but doesn't give me volume control options for my mouse buttons unless there's some kind of keyboard shortcut that exists?ģ. Is there a keyboard shortcut for to mute the audio? I know there's a dedicated fn button on the MBP but I have a logitech 8 button mouse and on my PC the logitech software gave me 'mute' as an option for what a button could do. It's annoying to lose 3/4' of vertical space on the bottom just for the dock.Ģ. However as soon as I open a new window, or minimize/maximize the browser window, or hit the zoom button, it resizes so that it does not overlap the dock. the dock does what I want and overlaps the maximized window. If I have the dock on auto-hide, stretch a browser to full screen, then unhide the dock. Is there any way to be able to maximize a window to fullscreen by dragging the bottom right corner, like say a browser window, but have the dock overlap it? Auto-hide on the dock is too slow.

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