How do I remove iTunes as a desktop in Mission Control?
December 23, 2014 6:36 PM Subscribe
How do I remove iTunes as a desktop in Mission Control?
This is embarrassing. Yet somehow I accidentally hit a hotkey combination and iTunes disappeared into its own desktop within Mission Control. Worse, there is no "X" option when you hover it. I like using one desktop and being able to toggle iTunes without triggering Mission Control first.
Is there a way around this? I'm using Yosemite.
This is embarrassing. Yet somehow I accidentally hit a hotkey combination and iTunes disappeared into its own desktop within Mission Control. Worse, there is no "X" option when you hover it. I like using one desktop and being able to toggle iTunes without triggering Mission Control first.
Is there a way around this? I'm using Yosemite.
Response by poster: Gah! I would not have figured that out. There's a long delay too when you hover up there and it was definitely not intuitive to me anyway - thanks dorque!
posted by deern the headlice at 6:48 PM on December 23, 2014
posted by deern the headlice at 6:48 PM on December 23, 2014
I think hitting the escape key usually also makes an app go back into windowed mode.
posted by brentajones at 8:29 PM on December 23, 2014
posted by brentajones at 8:29 PM on December 23, 2014
Also dragging three fingers up on the touchpad brings up the control of fullscreen windows.
posted by nickggully at 9:31 PM on December 23, 2014
posted by nickggully at 9:31 PM on December 23, 2014
For anyone looking at this question later, on my system (10.10.1), neither of the above is true for iTunes. The escape key is variable -- I spot-checked four or five other apps that I happened to have open and only Apple Mail responded to the escape key. The three-finger upward swipe brings up Mission Control, where fullscreen windows appear as their own desktops, which is where OP started out.
posted by dorque at 5:03 AM on December 24, 2014
posted by dorque at 5:03 AM on December 24, 2014
For future googlers, the quickest solution is to use ^+⌘+F (Control+Cmd+F) to toggle fullscreen mode, which is fairly standard across most apps.
posted by ArkhanJG at 6:51 AM on December 24, 2014 [1 favorite]
posted by ArkhanJG at 6:51 AM on December 24, 2014 [1 favorite]
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