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Fix funky default window position in Safari
defaults write com.apple.safari "NSWindow Frame BrowserWindowFrame" \
'0 0 1024 685 0 0 1024 746'
The first two zeroes tell Safari to open the window at zero pixels from the top and right (so no offset, as it should be) and the next two values tell it that windows should be 1024 pixels wide and 685 pixels long. Any chance of you telling us what the next four numbers do?
Fix funky default window position in Safari
Yes, please elabourate. In particular, why 685 and 746? (I get that it is size...) Is there some specific relationship between them that has to be observed?
Fix funky default window position in Safari
Final four? I will shed some light on the final two. Two zeroes prior to that seem like top left.
Fix funky default window position in Safari
the last 2 numbers are usable screen space, the screen resolution minus 22 pixels height which is for the menu bar at the top of the screen (this space is unusable)
Fix funky default window position in Safari
I definately wasn't clear in my original post :) |
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