Hi @Stackola, I don't have a great answer for this question, so we can wait for a better one, but here's my situation and "solution" on the off-chance it could help.
1. I turn on the "Application Frame" (see Windows menu). This option annoyed me for many years and I refused to use it. But then I realised that it greatly simplified any changes (even automated OS changes) to the workspaceāeg. suddenly connecting to a larger display, or suddenly removing that displayāas all the workspace elements were contained and docked to a single window. So whenever I needed to, I could...
2. Resize the AI window to fit on the display I was using (this doesn't work without step 1), and ...
3. I have made step 2 into an immediate reflex by setting an expand-to-full-screen hot key using a window management app. I use "Mosaic" but there are many options.
So whenever the AI window doesn't fill the screen I hit that key combo and move on, without giving it a conscious thought. If you have multiple displays you may have to drag the AI window first to the other display before expanding, but that isn't my situation. Note this workflow applies to most apps I use.
- Mark