Getting rid of "snap" while retaining ability to drag maximized (21H2)


  1. Warluck
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    Windows 10 Pro
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    Getting rid of "snap" while retaining ability to drag maximized (21H2)


    Bonjour,
    this is an old question but for latest revision. I did try (a lot) to find the solution but to no avail so far!

    I don't like the Windows SNAP feature so I've disabled it, entirely, in the multitasking section of the Windows Settings but since then I can no longer drag maximized windows. I would like to keep SNAP disabled and still retain functionnality of draging maximized windows from one screen to another.

    Any solution for latest Windows 10 version (currently 21H2)
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