Web design and layout trand assuming full screen frustrating me who prefer multiple windows

Recent web designs typically assume full screen. This is probably from the demands from treat a website more like televisions or posters than references or notebooks.
I prefer multiple windows, with narrower browser window, with text editor app or another window for reference, sometimes other pages.
Even now I suffer the design "assuming full screen", editing this post. I'm editing this post on a window with width of about 900 pixels. I can see entire text box for the body of the post, but I can't see and reach all functions, like editing post schedule unless I scroll to the right or make the edit view full screen.
If I think of the layout of a web page or site, I set higher priority flexibility of its layout, especially when the purpose is informational or about giving end users as many functions as possible.
I think of full screen if I'm asked to show a site like a movie or television, although I myself prefer, surprising in spite of myself, letters and words when I myself is allowed to present myself or my ideas.

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