I want to suppress window maximization

[sdr0x07b6]

I am trying to create an application for macOS with Tauri v1.
I have tauri.windows.decorations set to false and have given the entire window container data-tauri-drag-region.
When I double click on this window it maximizes, can I suppress the maximization?

I want to be able to resize the window. I want to suppress maximization only.
The approach of automatically minimizing when maximized is not acceptable. Maximization and minimization involve fancy animations by the OS. We want to prevent maximization itself.

Thanks.

[FabianLars]

In case this is still an open question, did you ever try the maximizable: false config?

[FabianLars]

That's what i meant in my first message. In my last message i meant this: https://github.com/tauri-apps/tauri/blob/1.x/examples/multiwindow/tauri.conf.json#L29-L33

    "allowlist": {
      "all": false,
      "window": {
        "maximize": false
      }
    },

(It was maximize not setMaximized, sorry)

[sdr0x07b6]

I found a property called tauri.allowlist.window.maximize.
I tried setting it to false, but that didn't change the situation. It still maximizes when I double-click.

[FabianLars]

Did you set "all": true in allowlist.window or allowlist? That will overwrite the maximize: false.

If that also doesn't help, could you try to create a minimal reproduction? Or share your project if it's public. I just tried it on my macbook and it seems to work fine. My exact steps to test it were:

1. pnpm create tauri-app Using the vanilla-ts framework (really just spammed enter lol)
2. Added "maximizable": false to tauri.windows
3. Added "maximize": false to tauri.allowlist.window
4. Added data-tauri-drag-region to the existing h1 element in index.html

[sdr0x07b6]

Solved!

When I set both tauri.allowlist.all and tauri.allowlist.window.all to false, it stopped maximizing.

Next, I changed back the parts I had changed. In the end, tauri.windows.maximizable and tauri.allowlist.window.maximizable did not maximize even though the properties themselves did not exist.

In other words, I just set both tauri.allowlist.all and tauri.allowlist.window.all to false.

Even if tauri.allowlist.all: true, if tauri.allowlist.window.all: false, it seems that false would take precedence only for Window, but in fact both needed to be false.

Thank you for your support!