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**POLL** Do you browse with your window maximized or windowed?

Maxi

I can only go to 1024 x 768 on this monitor, otherwise I'd have a higher resolution and it might be windowed.
 
Unless you have a huge monitor.. it would be pretty stupid not to have them maximized.
 
I used to always maximize... but then one day long ago my girlfriend asked me why I always maximize the browser windows, and I thought about it, and couldn't think of one good damn reason, what with having 2284 x 1792 screen area. So now I always keep them windowed, and I feel trapped if they're maximized.
 
windowed, very few pages have enough horizontal content to take up much more than half of my screen. i have plenty of room left over to arrange IM windows and still see the first couple rows of desktop icons and things
 
Windowed all the time .....

The only times I really ever maximize the browser are
1) if I'm using a craptastic 14inch or smaller CRT that can only do 800x600 ....
2) If the webpage doesn't fit right on my laptop screen ... ie .. if I have to horizontal scroll, I will maximize it as my lappie only goes to 1024x768.

at home, I am running 3200x1200 on one PC, 1600x1200 on another, 1280x960 on the other, and 1024x768 on the lappie .... I hate how my browser looks maximized ... I will often have 2 browsers open ... each with tabs ... one on each monitor .... however, never maximized.
 
I used to be a Mac user. We couldn't easily maximize our window fully like Windows could via a single button so I got used to unmaxed, windowed browsing. It's actually nicer that way because you can have other stuff opened and viewable at the same time. I also tend not to bother much with the taskbar so maybe that's why.
 
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