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Win + Up Arrow: Maximize the active window

Use Win + Up Arrow to maximize the active window. A tiny shortcut that can remove several mouse clicks from a task you repeat all day.

Win + Up Arrow

Why it helps

Use Win + Up Arrow to maximize the active window. A tiny shortcut that can remove several mouse clicks from a task you repeat all day.

How to use it

  1. Open the relevant app or terminal.
  2. Use the shortcut or command above in the relevant context.
  3. Check the result; for commands that change data, test on a small example first.
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