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Why is that a bad feature? It seems pretty logical to me that clicking "Option" would give you a variation (another Option) of the chosen operation. In that c
by dpkonofa 11y ago
Why is that a bad feature? It seems pretty logical to me that clicking "Option" would give you a variation (another Option) of the chosen operation. In that case, clicking the green "full screen" button gives you a "full screen" on the current desktop instead of creating a new one.
- qyv 11y agoBecause requiring the use of two hands on two different input devices to access a feature that is not advertised to the user in any fashion is completely and utterly unintuitive.
- iSnow 11y agoTwo hands? The alt-button is 3cm from my trackpad.
- PhasmaFelis 11y agoThe first is a power user function that few people will want, and those who do will know to go looking for it. The second is a function with common utility, arguably more utility than the default use of that button,* and most people who would want to use it will never know it exists. *Especially on recent versions of MacOS, where fullscreening an app moves it to a different desktop.