ALAN C.  Love the app. Can't believe Apple messed this up. However, one little quirk: Adobe Illustrator CS3 seems to have difficulty with it. With Right Zoom installed and running, Illustrator begins to hang up nearly every time you select something. The beach ball appears and it only hangs for a few seconds, but it is troublesome. Otherwise, this is excellent.  
(Version 1.63)

FAERYJANE  I've just installed this app and it's fantastic, especially as a former Windows user!! I've been looking for something like this since I bought my Mac 2 years ago! So, thanks!

My only problem seems to be that even though it maximises on the right hand side, it always leaves about 2mm on the left hand side, even when I use it on a screen that has already been manually maximised. As it happens, this has been an issue from day dot with Safari, that whenever I open it, no matter that I have dragged it to maximise the screen in my last session, it always opens a little to the right. Any suggestions would be appreciated!  
(Version 1.63)

CODEMASTER  why not read a guide to find out that there ARE options available  
(Version 1.62)

ORION MK. V  Works great. Easy to use with no config, but nice to have the options.  
(Version 1.62)

ERIC  Click on the app ... and doesn't load ... nothing happens ....

10.5.6  
(Version 1.62)

STAR-AFFINITY  Please help me fix the stupid zoom-button behaviour of iTunes 9 and bring support for Snow Leopard! :)

Apple – give me a break with your inconsistent zoom-button behaviour! :P  
(Version 1.61)

MSTIELAU  I really like this app. Here's hoping the developer updates it for Snow Leopard.  
(Version 1.61)

NORAA  Doesn't seem to work with Snow Leopard :(  
(Version 1.61)

SPRINGHEELMAC  This is one OS X enhancer I can't live without. Just one thing, how do you get to the screen to configure it? (Not to sound like a total TOOL but I can't find it.)  
(Version 1.61)

LAINSNAVI  I don't know if it's possible, but I'd like to be able to set a modifier key to enable it when clicking the green button instead of just all the time or a keyboard shortcut. For example option-click the green button to expand to fullscreen. Clicking it normally would maintain the default OS X behavior. This would make it act like how it used to be in the days of OS 9.  
(Version 1.6)

JOHN MCDONNELL  If you make one widow full screen you defeat the heart of the operating system. The heart of the operating system is drag and drop. If you have one window covering the entire screen you can not drag and drop. Let me give you an example. I was helping someone who wanted every window full screen, so we had word and safari full screen. Then the person I was helping wanted to know how save a picture from safari into word. It took us twelve steps. The person said to me "there must be a better way". I showed the person that if you had both windows side by side, with no overlap you could transfer the same picture from safari to word in three steps, using drag and drop, and save yourself nine steps. In a nutshell if you make all of your windows full screen it slows you down, lowers your productivity, and takes more time. When you click the green button the default behavior is to make the window only as big as necessary. Give the default behavior a try, you will probably find that you become more productive and have more time for the rest of your life.  
(Version 1.5)

ZANGIEF  Is it just a coincidence that a friend of mine made a SIMBL plugin to do this system-wide and called it WrongZoom?  
(Version 1.5)

ASDFASD  I was (and I am) looking for an application like this for a long time. I was also expecting to see apple changing the green plus sign behaviour, the way it originally works seems more like a bug than anything else.

Right Zoom works perfectly if you are in a one monitor situation, unfortunately when working with a dual setup (my case) its behaviour starts to become quite annoying. Since instead maximising the window size to the size of the monitor where that window is, it simply moves the window to the first monitor and than maximizes it... So no use for me... and I am still looking for the right zoom application still.

Regarding the cmd + tab shortcut it was really a bad idea since it is the default key for a new tab in Safari, fortunately you can easy change the key or delete that option from the option .plist file inside the app, so it is really fixable.

Has I said good app for a one monitor, not that useful for multiple monitors...  
(Version 1.4)

GABRIELU  Why in the world would you use COMMAND + T on your App? Now I can't open a new tab on my browsers. Bad idea! I just quick the program and removed it from my startup apps list.  
(Version 1.4)

DANNY_2  Great tool. Predictable window behaviour with Right Zoom. I like.  
(Version 1.4)

ALGOS  This a really nice utility, but how am I supposed to open a new tab in Safari now that the new key command for maximizing changed to Cmd-T? Any way to set this to a different key??  
(Version 1.4)

ENCRO  Excellent work. This tool has standardised the behaviour to do the exact same thing in every app and has made the green zoom button useful again rather than an ignored button because you couldn't guarantee the result.

Fantastic little helper.  
(Version 1.2)

ARVIDTP  RightZoom seems to cause a problem with the Quicktime Plugin in Safari (probably only Safari because Safari the only browser was on my list of supported apps for RightZoom). Any action you take (button press, etc) on a quicktime plugin window causes the computer to become completely unresponsive for 3-5 seconds and the quicktime movie choppy. Additionally, any left click within the quicktime movie brings up the menu you normally get when right-clicking, instead of its normal function of stopping playback.

This is on 10.5.6 Intel, Safari 3

This behavior also seemed to have started affecting the finder, but that was solved by a reinstall of quicktime. The safari problem was not.

So I'm stopping using RightZoom for now.  
(Version 1.2)

DOUGWARD  This is great, but can you extend it so it'll work for WebKit nightly builds too? I run them instead of Safari :)  
(Version 1.1)

RYNOKINS  To the DEVELOPER: can you please make it so the 'Command-E' can be turned on or off easily? I use Command-E regularly to eject .dmg files and discs. Thanks!! Nice app!!  
(Version 1.1)

MAKAI  "You can also use Command + E keys to maximize the current active window in most applications."

TNX for listening!! ;-) ;-)

However, Cmd-e may conflict with Finder's "Eject" command, as it apparently does with Safari's "Use selection for Find". No showstopper for me, though. TNX again!!  
(Version 1.1)

ARVIDTP  This is great on a laptop! However I'd ideally like to have the Mac OS 9 solution: Option-Click to force the window to enlarge to fill the whole screen, but auto-size as OS X normally does otherwise.  
(Version 1.1)

MAJOR MAUSER  This is great.... I can't see why Apple just does not use the windows modifier for controlling window resizing. Right Zoom brings it to us now. Thanks!  
(Version 1.1)

ETARTAKOFF  I love this, why didn't I think of it, not that I could write code or anything, but it is just what I always wanted and didn't even know it  
(Version 1.0)

MR-SEXY  so far it's simply what i've always wanted..  
(Version 1.0)

LARSEN2K4  Awesome! Just does what it's meant to do :)  
(Version 1.0)

MACLOVER1.1  Some people make sense !!! Thanks for this utility :-)  
(Version 1.0)

MAKAI  Excellent idea; congrats!

Does what it says.

As a next, could the same 'full zoom' behaviour get connected to the Zoom command in the Windows menu? This way, it could be evoked by a keyboard shortcut.

Again, thank you for leveraging this annoyance!  
(Version 1.0)