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It conflicts with existing Apple design decisions, such as Safari in full-screen with the compact tabs, or Apple Calendar in full screen mode. I wonder how that
by threatofrain 5y ago
It conflicts with existing Apple design decisions, such as Safari in full-screen with the compact tabs, or Apple Calendar in full screen mode. I wonder how that will work.
- airstrike 5y agoI don't think Apple really designed Safari to be ordinarily used in full-screen with compact tabs.
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- alexandrius 5y agoFull Screen apps do not use notch space as seen in their full screen demos
- dont__panic 5y agoSo they're not really "full screen" any more? Why even bother with the feature, and just switch it to "maximize" instead?
- threatofrain 5y agoExcept for purposes of immersion in games and movies, I might just always have the top menu bar visible if the treatment for many full screen apps is just to have an opaque black bar with no content.
- Gigachad 5y agoThey are as big as pre notch. It's just now the toolbar has moved in to a space which was once black bezel. Full screen is still useful for hiding the toolbar for a distraction free view.