Closed RobertGummesson closed 9 years ago
Just do command+W to exit. It opens a new fullscreen window. You can exit from it the same as you would exit from Any other fullscreen window.
Ah, that worked. Thanks. (I never go fullscreen otherwise)
Shouldn't this be more straightforward?
e.g. both the menu item & shortcut should do toggle ? (trigger once goes into distraction free mode, next trigger reverts to standard mode)
cc @wczekalski
Completely agree, the same shortcut should act as a toggle. You are toggling amode. It doesn't matter that behind the scenes it's a full screen window. The point is to turn a mode on/off. Every other editor ever that I can think of implements this as a toggle.
You're right guys. I should've thought about it. I don't have time to implement it this weekend (might do it on Sat) though. If any of you finds some time pull requests are welcome!
+1
:+1: fixed. It improves the UX indeed
I like the idea of this plugin but I couldn't find a way to leave the distraction free mode once I had entered it. How do I toggle back and forth?
Once in distraction free mode, I had to restart Xcode to get back to normal mode.