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When you press the FullScreen button on tab bar, the app makes the active tab into a full-screen window, as expected. However, there is no visual cue to take the app back to "not-full-screen" and unless you've read the code, you have no idea that F11 is the default keyboard option to toggle this state.
There needs to be a visual button on the full-screen active tab page to toggle this state, perhaps in the same manner you do it from the main app...by putting the torn-off tab in its own tab control in the new window, and use the last tab to host the FullScreen button.
It is a poor user experience to have a visual cue to enter an application state, and no visual cue to get out of it. This keeps me from using this control.
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Hi @PaulaScholz, appreciate the feedback. I'll look at adding something into the app as part of this example. However, it's really up to the developer to add/implement all these features, it's outside of the scope of the control itself.
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When you press the FullScreen button on tab bar, the app makes the active tab into a full-screen window, as expected. However, there is no visual cue to take the app back to "not-full-screen" and unless you've read the code, you have no idea that F11 is the default keyboard option to toggle this state.
There needs to be a visual button on the full-screen active tab page to toggle this state, perhaps in the same manner you do it from the main app...by putting the torn-off tab in its own tab control in the new window, and use the last tab to host the FullScreen button.
It is a poor user experience to have a visual cue to enter an application state, and no visual cue to get out of it. This keeps me from using this control.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: