Do many other people find the OS X fullscreen animation to be downright painful?
When you click on the fullscreen button there seems to be a moments pause (a very short pause, but it's noticeable) and then it does the 1-second animation. Old-fashioned full screen (that was on a per-app basis) was instant.
And it's not just the speed, many apps also look terrible during the transition and simply become a blurry mess. The worst are things like HTML videos in Chrome that pause (with the sound still playing) during the transition. Some apps handle the transition smoothly and without the blur, like finder. But most don't.
I understand that the animation is there to show the app is being moved to it's own space. But for those of us that understand the concept, I would really like to be able to disable that darn animation.
When you click on the fullscreen button there seems to be a moments pause (a very short pause, but it's noticeable) and then it does the 1-second animation. Old-fashioned full screen (that was on a per-app basis) was instant.
And it's not just the speed, many apps also look terrible during the transition and simply become a blurry mess. The worst are things like HTML videos in Chrome that pause (with the sound still playing) during the transition. Some apps handle the transition smoothly and without the blur, like finder. But most don't.
I understand that the animation is there to show the app is being moved to it's own space. But for those of us that understand the concept, I would really like to be able to disable that darn animation.
