I can't figure out a way to do this easily, so I was hoping it would be possible to create as a specific feature.
I use a 42.5" monitor, so it's very rare that I have any window full-screened. What I would like is for a way to limit a window maximization to the size of the window it was launched from.
Currently if I have a YouTube window that is 1280x660 and click maximize, it will span the entire monitor. I was hoping maybe there would be a way to trigger that to hold it in parent window constraints.
Unfortunately we don't have an ETA yet on when we'll be able to implement this. Splitting full screen video is much trickier than normal windows
We'll definitely post an update here when we are able to implement it though!
Thanks!
From looking through discussions, I found this has been asked before. Is this a feature that is currently being worked on? Or has it proven to difficult to be feasible?
At the moment it's too difficult, but we do have some ideas for it, we just need time to work on it. If we're able to make any progress, we'll definitely let you know!
Have a look at AutoHotkey in the meantime, it's a brilliant little automation tool which you can write very powerful scripts and keyboard shortcuts for. You could set a shortcut like Ctrl-Win-M to set the active Window position and size at your leisure. https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/WinMove.htm.
Or you could be adventurous and use Python's PyGetwindow module
