On the other hand, Maximize Always worked perfectly with Notepad, Telegram, Steam, to mention a few. Though the program handled QuiteRSS well, it also maximized the RSS reader's tray menu whenever I interacted with it, which was a bit annoying. I also experienced this issue with PotPlayer and Microsoft Office Word. Right-click a blank area of the Desktop, then choose Display settings. There is an issue with how the program manages Firefox, you have to switch to a different program, and back to the browser's window for the maximization to be triggered. I couldn't get it to maximize Windows Explorer and CudaText. Ironically, Maximize Always doesn't always work perfectly.
Note: Though EULA of the program suggests that it is a trial version, the official website clearly states that the program is free for personal use, and it is also listed in the Free Software section. Maximize Always is not a portable application. You may do this by checking the last option in the settings. If you want the application to work with all programs, including those that run with administrator privileges, you need to grant the permission for Maximize Always too.
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