Why is weird behaviour the default ?
Really just pleading that the 'Default Behaviour' is changed.
see http://www.techspot.com/blog/73/prevent-websites-from-resizing-firefoxs-browser-window/
should be the norm.
If I drag n drop a Firefox window - I do not want it maximized
Réiteach roghnaithe
hello, i don't think that this (firefox window is getting maximized during drag & drop) doesn't depend on the setting you've referred to, but it's caused by the snap feature of windows 7.
www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-7/disable-the-mouse-drag-window-arranging-feature-in-windows-7/
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Réiteach Roghnaithe
hello, i don't think that this (firefox window is getting maximized during drag & drop) doesn't depend on the setting you've referred to, but it's caused by the snap feature of windows 7.
www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-7/disable-the-mouse-drag-window-arranging-feature-in-windows-7/
Many Thanks madperson
I found many references to this 'snap' """feature""" - and have finally disabled that too - most references online to 'ease-of-access' seem to relate to other versions of 'Windows'
But why does it only seem to happen with Firefox? - I've never noticed other windows apps do this.
The fix I found solved the Firefox issue.
Perhaps there are 3+ separate interactions happening - and now we've found two of them.
BJC