Gabriel wrote on 3/2/21 11:30 pm:
On 3 Feb 2021 at 12:56:59 CET, "Daniel" <[email protected]> wrote:
Gabriel wrote on 1/02/2021 9:22 pm:
Hi all, is it possible to set the maximum width when opening a new window in
the browser? SM 2.53.6 on macOS.
Because currently a new window opens at the max screen size, and as I'm
using
an iMac 5K I'd like to set it to a smaller width.
TIA :-)
Gabriel, I don't know about an iMac at all, and I don't think I've
actually tried changing the width of a new window on either my Win7 or
Linux SeaMonkey installations in a long time, but, last time I tried, it
was just a case of dragging the window edge to where I wanted it.
Obviously :-)
I meant a SM setting to *automatically open a new window with a fixed
max-width*. In my case 2048px would be fine, instead of 2560px which is the
current dimension.
In Win7 and Linux, (as far as I know) when you set up the screen as you
want, when you close that screen, it should remember that size for next
time.
Is this not the case for iMac??
--
Daniel
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