From Relay, this is Upgrade, episode 617 for May 25th, 2026.

Today's show is brought to you by Century, FitBod, and Mercury Weather.

My name is Mike Hurley, and I'm joined by Jason Snow. Hi, Jason. Hi, Mike. Welcome back. Thank you so much. Thank you. I love being a listener of the show, and last week's episode was especially good. I want to thank Stephen and interviewee, Jeffrey. Yes. For being on the show. It was really good. I'm going to talk a little bit about that in a minute. So, very excited about that. But there's no time for any of this because I have a Snell Talk question for you. Oh, I see. And the Snell talk question comes from a Ma who says, when using Mac OS on a desktop, do you keep Safari four screen,

or do you keep it smaller in size? If it's smaller, do you have it maxed out vertically or horizontally? Well, first of all, this is a very technical question for Snell Talk. We usually, this feels like more of an ask upgrade, but I'll take it. I'll take it. I'll take it. Hey, look, this is what Amar wanted. they wanted this specifically in Snow Talks. Yeah.

Okay.

I... take it. I'll take it. I'll take it. Hey, look, this is what Amar wanted. They wanted this specifically in Snow Talk. Yeah. Okay. I

don't run anything full screen. Anything. Yeah, I agree. Ever on my Mac. Never, ever, ever, ever.

Safari is probably somewhere between a third and a half my screen width wide on my 27-inch display,

and it's usually probably three-quarters of the screen tall.

Because I like to have room for other stuff to move around,

and I don't need, unless I have to resize the web browser window for it to be especially bigger or smaller because of something in it.

I, I'm a big fan of, like, having Windows be fractional sizes of my screen so I can have Discord over there and Slack over there and notes over there and Safari over here and like just

have them all. That's why I like using the Mac with multiple windows and all of that. So I mean,

that's my answer is generally, I'm sure there's a size. At some point I had an automation, I think,

that automatically resized it to the exact right size that I like. But I can't be bothered. If I, if I resize something and then I make a new window and it's the wrong size,

I just grab the corner and make it the right size and then I move on with my life.

So I have a Moom shortcut to resize a window and it's set on how big I like my Safari window to be.

And it's about four-fifths of the screen that I'm using, but centered. So there's like space on the side. So I can grab

over things if I want it. But it is full vertical height. Because for me, if I'm in safari,

I'm like doing stuff. But then I have a bunch of other Moom shortcuts. If I want to be doing other things, I'll throw it over to the side. It can go, you know, occupy any amount of horizontal real estate. So like I, if I need to use Safari with other apps, I have many shortcuts to do that.

But by and large, when I'm using Safari, I'm just surfing the web, man.

You're just scrolling.

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