Mac Sequoia Splits Windows

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Apple’s macOS Sequoia lets you snap windows into position — here’s how

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Mac users can take advantage of what Apple calls window tiling, splitting the screen evenly into quarters or quarters .

There are several methods you can use, including using the green button.

You can click and drag an open window into position to tile it, and drag it to one edge to fill half the screen, up to the top to fill the whole screen, and up to a display corner to fill a quarter of the screen.

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