P: Fit on Screen Not working in 23.3.0

@Kevin Stohlmeyer Thanks Kevin! I did restart, but I don't have any Microsoft softaware installed, so it's probably something else 😢

@tribambuka We've found our Mac users are impacted by Office taking over Mac OS keyboard commands.

Try this to test:

1. Restart your Mac.

2. Open Photoshop only - do not launch anything Microsoft related.

3. Try the shortcuts.

Confirm if they work or not. If they do - then quit PS.

4. Open a Microsoft Office product (Excel, Word, Outlook, etc).

5. Re-open PS and try the shortcuts again.

That the command doesn’t work in so many programs makes me suspect it may have been hijacked by a plugin or on teh OS level. 

@tribambuka , Indesign and Illustrator aren’t exactly relevant here. 

I can reproduce the problem neither on Adobe Photoshop 25.4.0 nor on Adobe Photoshop 25.5.0 on Mac OS 14.2.1. 

As you seem to be talking about the Photoshop Beta please post on the correct Forum. 

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-beta/ct-p/ct-photoshop-beta?page=1&sort=latest_replies&lang=en&tabid=all

Fit on screen (Command 0) is not working in InDesign (19.1), Photoshop (25.5) and Illustrator (28.1), it is still on the keyboard shortcuts preferences list, but doesn't respond to the command on the keybord. Please help! Looks like the issue is not new 🙄

You should create a new topic since the brush problem is different than what this whole thread is about and will just confuse other users.

Hello man! Nice answer! I do set the position by percentage (36.5% or 37%) and have noticed the Ctrl-R being set first and removed after.

Thanks, I doubt we'll ever get the options, but I have another problem. The general brushes listed in the Brushes option box don't show their brush stroke. They show if they are soft or hard, but they don't show pressure applied for size or opacity. I have an XP-Pen Artist 22 Pro drawing tablet and a computer I put together with a PC running Windows 11. It's an i5, 40GB and small SSD. Built a little under two years ago. I run a driver from XP for the tablet. Obviously using Ps mostly for drawing and colouring and photo touch-up. No problems but I hope the software sales straight - large programs can get buggy and the bugs are hard to find. I'm thinking not just of Ps, but Elon Musk is trying to write a total winner with FSD, and I think it's not so easy. Takes proper organisational skills.

Other than this the tablet works pretty well (touch wood).

Any thoughts on this?

Thanks,
Richard

Regarding the change in Ps where before Ctrl-0 put a tiny gap between the edge of the canvas and the box it is contained in. Currently you press Ctrl-0 now and the image is right to the edge of the containing box. Not that it was better or worse, but for starters it changed. Like why? Were people coming forth in their dozens saying it could be done better? No, but you changed it anyway. Change can be an enemy in itself.

Use Ctrl-R to put the ruler up, then hit Ctrl-0 and then hit Ctrl-R again and you have a near old effect.

Another way is to set the percentage in the bottom left when it is set to document size.

Not great answers, I prefer the old way with a little space. Legacy candidate?

@RichardL1967 I prefer the old way, so yes, if this is the new “fit” from now on, then a legacy option would be great. I wonder if we'll get to a point where there is a full legacy version of Photoshop altogether for those of us who don't accept change easily, lol. Maybe an entire tab in Preferences for all the legacy settings?