Maximise not really maximising?

[gj-honey]

I'm hesitant to log this as a bug, or even a feature request, because it feels like this is by design, but when I "maximise" a window with Loop, it doesn't really fully maximise it; there's 5-10 pixels of padding on all sides. When i double-click a window's top bar though, it does fully maximise. Is there a way for Loop to not have that padding when maximising? 🙇

[MrKai77]

Hmm, that doesn't seem like intended behaviour. Do you happen to have padding enabled in Loop? This can be checked in the general tab of the app, if you scroll down a little. Otherwise, while this isn't a likely cause, is the macOS system window manager toggle enabled in Loop's advanced settings? If you toggle it from your current state, does that fix it?

[MrKai77]

Closed due to inactivity

[gj-honey]

sorry i was away for a while -- the "system window manager" toggle was indeed enabled, so i tried switching it off, and that appeared to fix the issue... but I've then re-enabled it and couldn't reproduce the problem. At that point, I remembered I'd just upgraded to osx tahoe, so that's possibly related too.
That said, I can't find the padding setting you're referring to (except in the Preview settings)

[MrKai77]

the "system window manager" toggle was indeed enabled, so i tried switching it off, and that appeared to fix the issue

Ah alright, my best guess at the cause would be that the "Tiled windows have margins" toggle was enabled in your "Desktop & Dock" tab in System Settings:

I can't find the padding setting you're referring to (except in the Preview settings)

It seems like you already found the root cause, so this is likely unrelated, but here's how to get to Loop's padding settings: