Maybe this is fixed by now, but in beta, Yosemite sometimes let the fullscreen mode "overrule" the window dragging, so you couldn't see it on Display 2. Imagine having three monitors side-by-side, with the middle in fullscreen mode, and trying to drag a window from Display 1 to Display 3.
YouTube) allow you to enter fullscreen mode through the site, so being able to enter through the browser window is not typically necessary.Īt work, I use multiple displays, and it's really not seamless when you have one display in fullscreen mode and another not. I really dislike the fullscreen behavior in Yosemite, not only for the animation (as you mention), but also because I feel like the average user is going to want a "maximize" button more often than a "fullscreen" button.īesides, most sites that have content that lends itself to fullscreen mode (e.g. It's not as distracting and the dark theme really helps with that. I'm not a fan of it either but I like the transparency used in Yosemite.
He hasn't been a fan of transparency, so it will be interesting to hear his thoughts on it. I'm also looking forward to Siracusa's multi-page review about Yosemite. Now I don't have to wait for Photostream to sync between the two devices.Īnd the little things like Javascript for automation, built in actions for batch renaming and encoding media files inside the right click contextual menu, the dark mode all add up.
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I use it most to continue my emails on my Mac from the iPhone.Īirdrop on both iOS and the Mac is simply amazing. It still feels like a novelty but I'm glad it's there. Handoff is one feature I use more than I thought I would. At least provide an option to disable this animation or provide a terminal command to speed it up like the mission control animations.
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It takes a proper 2 seconds for a window to go full screen. The one thing I'm not a fan of is the horrible, and absolutely terrible animation to take windows fullscreen.
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It even has less lag for animations like for Mission Control for retina displays so maybe they finally figured out how to handle a Retina display. But it's come a long way, the third GM candidate for Yosemite is really stable, maybe one of the most stable OS X. I remember just how buggy Yosemite was when DP 1 was released.
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