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aXiS_4
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January 23, 2018
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Photoshop Fullscreen got worse with last update (23/01/2018)

  • January 23, 2018
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I read on the forum that was not only me in the last updates to have problems on the fullscreen re-center bug.

Now, with the last update it got worse and worse.

This is my workspace when I go in fullscreen

Tried to restart, hoping it was just a bug of my pc, but unfortunately it wasn't.

I'm getting sick and tired of Photoshop problems.. CC2018 killed my workflow, now it got worse.

Get your s**t together Adobe, you're frustrating people.

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    Correct answer Nicollet

    This should be resolved in the update to Photoshop that is now available. Please open your Creative Cloud, update Photoshop and let us know how it goes

    Thanks!

    Hannah

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    Nicollet
    Adobe Employee
    NicolletCorrect answer
    Adobe Employee
    February 13, 2018

    This should be resolved in the update to Photoshop that is now available. Please open your Creative Cloud, update Photoshop and let us know how it goes

    Thanks!

    Hannah

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      timmypedersen
      Participating Frequently
      February 13, 2018

      It is fixed! Hallelujah! Thanks guys!

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      timmypedersen
      Participating Frequently
      February 13, 2018

      Welp, it's not perfect but that particular issue is fixed.

      New documents are displayed at 50% which is weird, but I can deal with that.

      thanks,

      tim

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      VincentMorin
      Known Participant
      January 24, 2018

      Could this work? Known issues - Running Photoshop CC on macOS 10.13 High Sierra

      SG...
      Adobe Employee
      SG...
      Adobe Employee
      January 25, 2018

      Hi,

      We are investigating the issue reported here. Can you try this workaround in the interim?

      Press Tab twice to toggle "Hide all tools and panels" on and off.

      regards,

      steve

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        timmypedersen
        Participating Frequently
        January 25, 2018

        Tried it, it didn't do anything.

        Thanks guys.

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          aXiS_4Author
          Participant
          January 24, 2018

          with the restore preferences I solved the previous FF issue, but more began to happen.. When zooming in non-FF the image kinda duplicates making it impossibile to follow where I was working, until I go cmd+0 to restore the window.

          Working with new macbookpro late 17 and High sierra + NEC 27'' Spectraview Monitor, and NO, I don't want to use one screen only because it's not a way to resolve the problem but it's a way where I should ADAPT to the problem.

          Problems must be fixed and not adapted to.

          Went back to CC 2017, which for now is the more stable CC version.. But I'm so disappointed and frustrated with last updates..

          Seems like Adobe is killing professional's workflow..

            ir_jl
            ir_jl
            Participating Frequently
            January 24, 2018

            Btw our configuration is High Sierra on Late 2017 iMacs with Radeon 580.

            Obviously the problem is solved as well if you deactivate "use Graphics Processor" in the preferences.

            priyankas72354167

            Maybe you are still following this thread. Can you confirm this misbehaviour, is there any usable fix and if not, any idea when this is going to be fixed?

            I liked the feature, that the creative cloud app is now able to uninstall former versions of Photoshop when updating to a new version but since the launch of cc2018 I had to go back to cc2017 twice. Pretty bad for a software that claims to be for professionals.

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              VincentMorin
              Known Participant
              January 24, 2018

              Same problem for me running iMac Pro 10.13.3, Photoshop 19.1 and Wacom 6.3.27-2.

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              gerben00
              Participant
              January 23, 2018

              Have this too since today's update, deleting preferences didn't work. What temp fixed it for me was using the default tab settings.

              i don't like working that way so installed a 2017 version; hope this gets solved soon.

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              gerben00
              Participant
              January 23, 2018

              By the way also duo monitor, macbook pro 2017 & Eizo 27inch.

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              BifDog
              Participating Frequently
              January 23, 2018

              I am only experiencing this when i have multiple monitors connected BTW.  One of my screens is a MacBook pro retina screen, the other is a 1080p screen.

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              BifDog
              Participating Frequently
              January 23, 2018

              This is unbelievable... i have been waiting for months for the centering fix come, and when it finally does, the problem is even worse!  You can press tab 2x after going into full screen mode and it fixes it... but you have to do that every time you enter full screen mode.

              Checking "Use Application frame" is not an acceptable workaround.  Using the application frame fixed the previous issue, but i don't want to work that way.  How many months until this is addressed?

                priyankas72354167
                Adobe Employee
                priyankas72354167
                Adobe Employee
                January 23, 2018

                Hi

                Reset the preferences of Photoshop.

                To restore preferences quickly using a keyboard shortcut: Press and hold Alt+Control+Shift (Windows) or Option+Command+Shift (Mac OS) as you start Photoshop. You are prompted to delete the current settings. The new preferences files are created the next time you start Photoshop.

                Regards

                Priyanka

                ir_jl
                ir_jl
                Participating Frequently
                January 23, 2018

                Hi Priyanka,

                thanks for your reply. Resetting preferences does indeed help.

                But just until you deactivate "window -> application frame". Then it's damaged again!

                This problem affects MacOs cpomputers only because Windows doesn't have the option to work without application frame.

                For us it's quite annoying though. I hate this window in a window in a window UI.

                It's incredible! Updating Photoshop has become a constant threat to any professional workflow! Damn, I don't know any other app for DTP or graphic design that developed so badly during the last 5 years. A lot of useless stuff added, only few major improvements on the core functions, horrible license management and so on...

                I guess quite a few people are just waiting for apps like Affinity Photo to become a stable alternative for professional use...

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                  shalanandpaul
                  Known Participant
                  January 23, 2018

                  Experiencing the same issue and frustrations with the last several updates to Photoshop. Seems to only effect me when running dual monitors as turning off one display resolves the issue. Also it appears the laggy mouse cursor when using the move tool bug hasn't been resolved either.

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