1Automatically Resize Windows

Let’s start with the simple stuff.

First of all, macOS offers a little extra help when it comes to perfectly aligning your windows.

This is to help you snap the edges together to maximize your screen real estate.

MacBook with floating app windows around it.

To enter Full Screen, just opt for green button in the top-left corner of an app window.

If the button is grayed out, it means that app doesn’t support it, which happens occasionally.

Start by opening a normal window for each app you want to use in Split Screen mode.

Resize window options in macOS.

Just move your mouse to the top or bottom of the screen to make them reappear.

But it’s another option that’s worth experimenting with as there are some cool aspects.

Then you could switch to another stage with your emails and instant messaging apps for some communication.

Full Screen option in macOS.

bring up the bottom-right dropdown menu and select “Quick Note” from the options.

Automatically rearange Spaces option in macOS.

Split Screen option in macOS.

Two apps in Split Screen in macOS.

Option to replace Split Screen app in macOS

Option to create new Desktop in Mission Control in macOS

Option to enable Stage Manager from Control Center in macOS.

Hot Corner options with Quick Note enabled in macOS System Settings.