I’m still really missing full screen support though.
You have really improved the usability of Cubase in single-window/screen workflows making working on large single screens as well as laptops a treat - yet you force us to waste the upper few centimetres of the screen for an unnecessary window-frame and the menu bar, which I’m guessing most users hardly ever use.
I have the same request, full screen mode with the green button on the MacOs window is a great space saver on all Mac applications from years ago.
I hope Cubase too can give us this precious and simple feature.
Another macOs feature that I love is the quick preview activated by the spacebar when selecting file icon in finder.
I didn’t know that until version 7 was implemented. I come from Logic, I switched to Cubase 10 but I admit I feel a great lack of full screen support, on desktop and more on laptop.
I am sure that the guys from the Steinberg team will not leave this important request unanswered, now all the mac applications have this very useful feature.
If your are used to work with the full screen mode aka several desktops screens (one automatically for every full screen app) then this really is a show stopper, as you have to hide your dock only for Cubase and your can’t switch to other apps in the used way. You have to create a second desktop but this ist totally cumbersome and illogical to the whole full screen mode concept of macOS especially regarding the dock behavior. And then there is still the waste of screen space…
The idea is neat. However is it even possible to get something useful work flow with it and plugins? One missing feature for the plugins is they are not dock-able so they can never fit in. And if you still need a window stack what is the point?