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May 16, 2025
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MacOS Dock hiding the bottom of photoshop workspace

  • May 16, 2025
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Hi, I just updated my Mac from 14.x to 15.5. Now, the dock is in the way. I resetted the Essential workspace, but to no avail. Does that mail Photoshop is no longer compatible with my MacBook Pro 16?

 

Never mind, I just resetted the Photoshop Settings. All is good now!

 

Any ideas?

 

Regards,

 

-Ron

Correct answer Trevor.Dennis

There will be times when it is useful to see the Dock, so I would be tempted to save two custom workspaces — one full screen, and the other with the Dock.

 

You can set shortcuts to toggle between those workspaces

 

Howeverr, this will set the workspace to its last used state, so I prefer to use an Action that sets, and then resets the workspace, and trigger the Actions with Function keys.

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Trevor.Dennis
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Trevor.DennisCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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May 16, 2025

There will be times when it is useful to see the Dock, so I would be tempted to save two custom workspaces — one full screen, and the other with the Dock.

 

You can set shortcuts to toggle between those workspaces

 

Howeverr, this will set the workspace to its last used state, so I prefer to use an Action that sets, and then resets the workspace, and trigger the Actions with Function keys.

    Jeff Arola
    Community Expert
    Jeff ArolaCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    May 16, 2025

    In the future you can click on the Green Maximize button to filt Photoshop to your screen.

    (Opt click on the Maximize button if you have Enable Native Full Screen checked in Photoshop 2025>Settings>Workspace)

     

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