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Lion was a bit of a stinker in that regard, prior to that there was no “full screen” applications in that more traditional sense, only borderless full screen fo
by Tsiklon 4y ago
Lion was a bit of a stinker in that regard, prior to that there was no “full screen” applications in that more traditional sense, only borderless full screen for video and games - anything else used “smart maximise” where the window size would increase to fit the content (again a bit of a poor choice, but that’s my personal opinion)
- dcminter 4y agoThat makes sense in context - but I think it reinforces the parent's point; if you don't arrive with that context it's just plain weird!
- Tsiklon 4y agoOlder mac applications used to have the running state of an application utterly divorced from the windows the application presents. This has fallen away with time now, which saddens me.