This is an impressive project, but I was hoping the UX standardization would continue. Seems to have slowed? I've started using it this month due to hearing th

This is an impressive project, but I was hoping the UX standardization would continue. Seems to have slowed? I've started using it this month due to hearing things had been improved, but what did I find? - Window always opens maximized, which I never want. Couldn't find a way to change it. (A common arrogance of media apps.) - F11 key doesn't toggle fullscreen. To its credit I was able to change this. Defaults are important however. - When in full screen the top left menu doesn't extend to the edge of the screen. So you can't easily hit it without slowing down. I first learned about Fitt's Law in the 90s, not exactly new: https://www.asktog.com/columns/022DesignedToGiveFitts.html https://www.asktog.com/columns/022DesignedToGiveFitts.html Is this a lack of interest? Or special-snowflake syndrome? Another quibble with media apps is that they want to use their own special hotkeys for zooming, panning etc, but I never want them to be different from my browser and/or web maps, which are used every single day. Option doesn't seem to exist to change them in a group to standards. Probably could do individually, but don't yet have time, and risk conflicts. To be a good desktop citizen these things still need to be addressed. Looks like they have profiles now so non-standardisms could be moved to the classic profile.