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The windows retain their borders.
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This is the simplest of the sizing modes, and is equivalent to `proportion 1.0` column width, or `set-column-width "100%"`.
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You can make a window open in a maximized column with the [`open-maximized true`](./Configuration:-Window-Rules.md#open-maximized) window rule.
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@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Windows can also control maximizing-to-edges: when you click on the square icon
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You can put multiple maximized windows into a [tabbed column](./Tabs.md), but not into a regular column.
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You can make a window open maximized-to-edges, or prevent a window from maximizing upon opening, with the [`open-maximized-to-edges`](./Configuration:-Window-Rules.md#open-maximized-to-edges) window rule.
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When a fullscreen window is focused and not animating, it will cover floating windows and the top layer-shell layer.
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If you want for example your layer-shell notifications or launcher to appear over fullscreen windows, configure the respective tools to put them on the overlay layer-shell layer.
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You can make a window open fullscreen, or prevent a window from fullscreening upon opening, with the [`open-fullscreen`](./Configuration:-Window-Rules.md#open-fullscreen) window rule.
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Thanks to scrollable tiling, fullscreen and maximized windows remain a normal participant of the layout: you can scroll left and right from them and see other windows.
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Fullscreen and maximize-to-edges are both special states that the windows are aware of and can control.
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Windows sometimes want to restore their fullscreen or, more frequently, maximized state when they open.
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