How to disable automatic window snapping / resizing on MacOS 15.0 Sequoia

That feature was already off. The only thing on under the windows section is "Close windows when quitting an application"

This was my problem, thank you!

Please explain more of what you mean by "This was my problem"

I have disabled eveything in Tile by dragging windows to screen edges" and I have one application still automatically resize the window!!!!

M1 Max MacBook Pro Sequoia 15.3.2 - this works perfectly - thank you!

YoHidden wrote:

Ok, lucky you... ;-)

In my case, a Mac Mini M2 (2023) and also upgrading from Sonoma. The 3 options outlined by @Randall_2023 (and many others in every forum I've checked) are disabled, but still the snapping happens as soon as I start dragging any window.

Each computer is different from the other

Each user's configuration is unique to the user

Each use's computer will have uniquely combinations of installed Third Party Applications which is not common to all

So, attempting to add weight to this question " (and many others in every forum I've checked) " does not do it in this specific question

Thank you. I understand that this annoying "feature" has been a part of Windows for quite a while. There was a time that Microsoft copied Apple, rather than the other way around. I prefer the original arrangement. Now, if we can just solve the disappearing "Choose your own password" option, Safari will be usable again.

I didn't like this new feature either, and I was able to stop it by selecting System Settings > Desktop & Dock, and then under the Windows subsection, turning off the feature called "Drag windows to menu bar to fill screen". After doing this, I could still drag the window to the edge to tile it (which is fine) but it no longer fills the screen when I moved the window to the top menu bar (which is annoying). Strangely, if I close the system settings and then go back in again, that option is turned on again, but it doesn't seem to do it any more so hopefully it stays deactivated and I don't have to repeatedly turn it off.

this is not helping with external large monitor. None of the work-arounds suggested here help.

the only thing that helps me, is pressing SHIFT when dragging a window. But I can't change it to default behavior in settings.

this doesn't help - and none of the suggestions in this thread help, when using external monitor - snapping still happens there.

the only thing that helped is holding SHIFT when dragging a window - then it stops snapping.

But there's no way to set this as a default behavior.

I've had the same problem, tried the options in system settings but without success, as some other users report too. Then i noticed that I'm running an app as startup item called OneMenu.app, which i only use rarely for locking my keyboard when cleaning my mac.

But the app also adds window snapping, which I wasn't aware of. It triggers almost instantly when moving a window (the very annoying behavior other users report here). Macos integrated tiling (and tiling with Magnet.app for example) are way more precise and useful.

Maybe you're running OneMenu as well? Try to close it :)

I have MacOS 15.3.2 Sequoia on MacBook Pro and I have everything off on System Settings > Desktop & Dock.

"Tile by dragging windows to screen edges". Nothing and still have an application that automatically will resize the screen to a smaller size? What else can I do or is it the application?

This page had some useful information for me. I am not trying to turn off the function, but it helped knowing what options are available: Tile windows on Mac - Apple Support

Hold Down the " Option " Key and click the Green Button in the application

You may consider the suggestion from @Randall_2023

To provide illustrations - refer below

Turn Off the feature or features arrowed