Preview RemovingToolbar in Full Screen

Using Function-F instead of Shift-Command-F to put the current image in full screen mode without showing the toolbar. The toolbar appears when you are in slide show mode to allow navigation between slides. The Shift-Command-F key combo may once have meant go to full screen. Now Function-F goes to full screen, and does not show the toolbar. I have only checked this in OS Monterey. I suspect it applies to OSs moving forward from Monterey.

Posted on Mar 17, 2024 7:04 PM

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