P: Floating document windows in fullscreen w/menu bar causes window to jump to center

[Contributor943]

With the new release, the zooming mechanism has changed and it always behaves as if "Zoom Clicked Point to Center" was turned on when I am using keyboard shortcut (mapped to Wacom Pen). It works as expected when I'm zooming with scroll wheel.

[Alexandre Becquet]

Hello! have a look at the preferences, tools ans see if "focus on the location of the click " is on 😉

[Contributor943]

[Diego Sanches]

Having the same problem and the "zoom clicked..." is not checked.
The issue only happens in the "fullscreen with Menu bars" mode. In fullscreen (the second "F") in works as it should.

[FeedbackCommunityMember]

I second Diego above, but you can go fullscreen (second F) and press tab and get your tools back.
Hopefully this goes back to the way it was.

[wnwka]

Same issue

[Diego Sanches]

that's what I'm doing atm, but it is annoying. It looks like it's not a configuration issue, but a bug.

[cjshelby78]

Also having this problem.  It's a problem!

[Beeglowbot]

Mine snaps the canvas to the center of the document. Happens in all view modes. The option is unchecked.

[defaultnjf9tk3c1xa0]

Same here! Only with "Full Screen Mode With Menu Bar", impossible to work.

[default6vgnxoxkmzz8]

Guys, it works okay when you are working on TABS. I know it takes time to adjust but that's how i solved the problem.

[FeedbackCommunityMember]

Same problem.

I noticed that if I have "enable floating document window docking" checked in preferences, and I actually then have the file docked, all 3 view modes when hitting "F" key do not show this problem.

When I drag the file to be "un-docked" or "floating", then use the 2nd view mode when toggling "F"(full screen while still showing toolbar and other panels), this issue appears when doing opt/shift zoom many use.  This happens with both wacom pen and using non-wacom mouse.  Using the space bar feature to drag any direction over document, does not present this problem & seem to be fine.

[paulj62099923]

Same problem!
I still can't find a sollution.. It's really ruining my workflow!

[Contributor943]

Thanks, guys. It seems like you need to have Application Frame turned on, which is really annoying on the Mac. Hopefully, the update with a fix is imminent.

[FeedbackCommunityMember]

Having the same problem on a 2016 MacBook Pro on MacOS High Sierra 10.13. Removing application frame does not resolve the issue for me.

[FeedbackCommunityMember]

This has worked for me so far. Thanks!

[FeedbackCommunityMember]

Same here. it happens in the full screen mode with menu bar for me. I can't figure out how to make it stop center when zoom out or selecting an object. Really frustratiting. Didn't happened before the 2018 update. Im working in a mac pro computer with macOs Sierra.

[default6vgnxoxkmzz8]

You're welcome.

[Metropolis]

I cannot work with this. THIS IS REALLY ANNOYiNG.

[FeedbackCommunityMember]

I had to revert back to the old version of Photoshop and now I'm always going to wait at least 6 months before upgrading to new versions because Adobe has glitches with every new version they release. I can't deal with the flaws and poor beta testing.

[Paolo Domeniconi]

Solved setting in Preferences/Workspace “Open documents as tabs”
and Window/Application frame. After reopening the file all the 3 view "F" modes are working fine.
I’m on Mac Pro with El Capitan. 

[barrycraig]

Thank you! Not ideal as I hate using tabs but certainly a decent enough workaround <removed swearing>

[defaultnjf9tk3c1xa0]

Capo!!

[Beeglowbot]

Seems like Application Frame is enough to prevent the center snapping. This will have to do for now, even though now I can't float any other app's window behind Photoshop for reference. Thanks Paolo!

[Paolo Domeniconi]

In my experience also the document in tab is necessary.
I agree, Tom, Application frame is uncomfortable but I put a key shortcut to switch off it when I want.
Hoping Adobe is fixing all this.

[Beeglowbot]

Did some work just now with both up and it seems to still snap when in Full Screen mode. Sigh.