[Rain]

Is it possible to maximize the window so that it covers the whole screen?

TIA.

[Dubya's Dealer]

By clicking and dragging on the bottom right corner. Otherwise why? Most pages don't look right that wide...

[Rain]

Whoa, I would've never figured that out (so use to Windows and its maximize buttons on the top right hand corner, lol).

I just don't want to scroll so much when I'm reading. Guess this applies to Office words and other applications too, eh? good good. I was getting annoyed with the pewny window. Thanks

[keston]

Even better, SAFT will give you fullscreen browsing in safari, it also offers a window max-screen feature as well (works better than the regular maximize).

[slow moe]

Originally posted by Rain:
(so use to Windows and its maximize buttons on the top right hand corner, lol)

heh, I know what you mean. Hitting F11 in IE had me spoiled.

[S|ntax]

hold shift while you press the plus.

[bmedina]

If a web browser page takes up more room than it needs to display the page, it's wasting space that could be used for other things.

[Dale Sorel]

javascript:self.moveTo(0,0);self.resizeTo(screen.a vailWidth,screen.availHeight);

[superblue]

Download Safari applescripts, one of which makes the window full screen (also thigs like mail URL, combine windows). You can keep the script icon in the menu bar.

http://www.apple.com/applescript/safari/

[keston]

cool. makes a very useful item in my bookmarks bar.

Originally posted by Dale Sorel:
javascript:self.moveTo(0,0);self.resizeTo(screen.a vailWidth,screen.availHeight);

[Nawus]

my screen jumps if I try to make it bigger than the default.