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> No way to fullscreen a window without moving it into a separate workspace. All When you hold ALT while clicking the maximize button it should work. There use
by larusso 4y ago
> No way to fullscreen a window without moving it into a separate workspace. All
When you hold ALT while clicking the maximize button it should work. There used to be a setting for this when they introduced it.
- nik736 4y agoThanks for that! Option key words perfectly.
- nottorp 4y agoView -> Enter full screen?
- tgv 4y agoOr simply the third button on the top left of nearly every window?
- GlassKingdom 4y agoNo, that hides the menu bar.
- Veen 4y agoYou can stop it hiding the menu bar in full screen. System Preferences -> Dock and Menu Bar -> Automatically Hide and Show Menu Bar in Full Screen (at the bottom of the window).
- GlassKingdom 4y agoalt click doesn’t work. Try it. It does not work. Maybe occasionally it does, but mostly it just enlarges the screen a bit, in a random manner.
- larusso 4y agoYes the enlarge is a thing which unnerves me as well because some apps insist on keeping a specific aspect ratio and so on. I still use Better touch tool which has support for screen zone snapping. And I have a custom key binding to maximize windows setup via better touch tool.