I am new to macOS. My goal is to automatically open any application in full screen mode achieve the same result as by ctrl + cmd + f combination. I hope it is possible to set that in system preferences.
Thanks in advice.
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If you close a window with the red dot, then the app will forget its last status. If you always remember that Cmd/Q is to quit an app, then windows will be remembered next launch, assuming you have the pref set that ljk mentions in his answer. [This also applies if you reboot the machine - apps & windows will be correctly restored if you didn't actually close them first]– TetsujinJan 25, 2017 at 19:22
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Seems like you can uncheck the "Close windows when quitting an application" option" under System Preference.
Starting Terminal as full screen by default
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...which I always thought was the default setting anyway. I'm betting we have a red dot closer, not an app quitter ;)– TetsujinJan 25, 2017 at 19:21
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when I close app via cmd + Q it works but not for every application. For Chrome it does not work. Do you know why?– mike927Jan 25, 2017 at 21:32
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Chrome pretty much ignores the standard Mac toolbox in all respects - I guess that one is just another example of "we do it our way & !%^!* you."– TetsujinJan 26, 2017 at 9:35
Have you considered using something like BetterTouchTool? You can drag your windows to various corners and edges of the screen to make them full screen, half screen, quarter screen, etc. I personally use it because it's very customizable and it's easy to map shortcuts to common functions like full screen, left-half and right-halfscreen. Fwiw, it also offers the ability to customize the behavior your touchpad and mouse.
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Not quite but I’m don’t think it’s possible to open an app in full screen mode automatically. Mar 31, 2018 at 12:34