P: Support for native full-screen mode on macOS

This software suite is very expensive and so am pretty surprised none of these programs are keeping up with normal full screen use on this operating system.

Pretty disappointing, I understand not having it supported initially, but this makes Adobe out of touch with software. Makes me question if its something I'll continue to use, as its becoming a pain to work around this.

So it's been another half year since this was supposedly being visited with the team, still no word at all if that even happened.

We'll probably see the next OS X update arrive before any more news of this hits.

Would it be possible to have the Adobe apps be able to go full screen on my Mac? I love swiping between applications and it's a bit of a chore to open up a new desktop for each adobe app I'm using at the same time. Please support full screen mode on Macs!

"Here's the short story: If we replace Photoshop's Full Screen mode with the native 10.7 full screen mode, then our users will loose the following functionality:

The ability to use multiple displays while in fullscreen mode
The ability to switch between different document windows while in fullscreen mode"

I guess that the adobe devs are now considering supporting expected ful screen behaviour as of el capitan? (crosses fingers)

The Ability for Photoshop to go full screen on Mac OSX would be welcomed.

Since Lightroom Native Fullscreen is implemented now (finally!), can someone at Adobe tell us when Photoshop will finally get the Native Fullscreen Mode?

It entered a "sold out" status ridiculously quickly. Some of my friends lucked out checking in constantly at Apple Stores, and I lucked out being amongst the first orders- the ol' hovering over the Apple Store App a little bit past midnight.

I thought I heard that the Pencil was out of stock?

It's been pretty stellar on the Pro so far, the Pencil is fantastic. Not to mention, I can pull in a notes app at the same time and jot down some common values to look at while I work *cough*

Whoops forgot URLs are can sensitive the iOS link is http://www.pixelmator.com/ios/