> I've never once wanted to fill the screen with an app without putting it in fullscreen, I just don't see what the point of doing that would be. For me, it’s

> I've never once wanted to fill the screen with an app without putting it in fullscreen, I just don't see what the point of doing that would be. For me, it’s for ease of working with multiple windows. I frequently work with multiple windows at one time, or multiple programs, and Apple’s full screen is awkward for that. Switching windows invokes a cute but lengthy animation. I can’t have a window take most of a full screen, leaving a corner for clicking to the other window. ⌘-tab works very poorly, especially on multi-monitor desktops, because it forces you to remember implementation details about which application has windows on which desktop. ⌘-` window switching doesn’t work with full-screen. It’s just a mess. Even in web browsing, I don’t use only tabs. I use multiple windows, so I don’t full-screen those, either.