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    • sporty78
      sporty78 @leocg last edited by sporty78

      @leocg

      What I see in the top right corner of the Firefox page is a bottom line (Minimize), a square inside a square (Restore Down) and the 'X' (Close), and the shortcut setting shows 'normal,' so I assume that I am in normal mode.

      When I click 'Restore Down,' it halves the page into half a page.

      'If' the shortcut 'maximize' option was selected (and it worked), what three icons should be displayed in the top right corner of the page?

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      • leocg
        leocg Moderator Volunteer @sporty78 last edited by

        @sporty78 You seem to be on a maximized window. Clicking on the two squares icon will turn it into a normal window.

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        • sporty78
          sporty78 @leocg last edited by sporty78

          @leocg

          Clicking on the 'two windows' icon halves the page-Since when is a half page 'normal' mode?

          Try it and you will see what I mean.

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          • leocg
            leocg Moderator Volunteer @sporty78 last edited by

            @sporty78 Yes, it can be a normal window.

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            • sporty78
              sporty78 @leocg last edited by sporty78

              @leocg

              To be clear, a 'normal window' is expressed as a half window and a 'maximized window' is expressed as a normal' size for the screen?

              Even if that accurate, it does not explain why the window is maximized when 'normal window' was selected in the shortcut list.

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              • leocg
                leocg Moderator Volunteer @sporty78 last edited by

                @sporty78 Nope.

                See https://techterms.com/definition/maximize

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                • sporty78
                  sporty78 @leocg last edited by sporty78

                  @leocg

                  My window is obviously maximized (since the two squares represent 'restore down'). When I click on this icon, the page is condensed from filling up the entire monitor to half the size (in other words, the window is condensed on the right side and I can see the desktop on the left side of the screen).

                  Additionally, the Opera shortcut shows a 'normal window' was selected so it does not make sense why the screen is in maximized mode,.

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                  • leocg
                    leocg Moderator Volunteer @sporty78 last edited by

                    @sporty78 Because your normal/restored window looks like that.

                    And as we already pointed out, those options in the shortcuts properties does not seem to work with Opera.

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                    • sporty78
                      sporty78 @leocg last edited by sporty78

                      @leocg

                      Okay, so the shortcut option stays as 'normal window' even though it displays a maximized screen?

                      Additionally, selecting 'normal window' or 'maximized' window from the shortcut menu will display a maximized window.

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                      • leocg
                        leocg Moderator Volunteer @sporty78 last edited by

                        @sporty78 That option is for the user to set up how s/he would like the window to open. It doesnt change based on the current window state. And that option will not always work.

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