Do you use any apps in full screen mode on your MBPr?

[Hieveryone]

I have a late 2013 13" and I use to hate full screen, but now I use it ALL the time on Chrome and I love browsing full screen.

I have a magic mouse which I use to swipe easily to the desktop page.

 

[NukeIT]

On movies/videos (so safari, iTunes, BBC iPlayer, etc) and Lightroom/Photoshop

Any other time I am normally iMessaging while working/playing so make room for it's window.

 

[maflynn]

Only movies/videos.

 

[pmau]

Xcode, Safari, a custom monitoring dashboard.
Other desktops are sprinkled with terminal windows and smaller tools.

 

[henry72]

Safari, Mail, iTunes & VMWare Fusion

 

[alphaod]

I don't know what full screen has to be do with Windows. Might as well compare it to killing babies.

 

[Quackers]

Only for movies

 

[tillsbury]

Only those apps where it's absolutely necessary, FCPX, Logic Pro, or where you don't get a choice. I hate full-screen displays.

 

[Meister]

I don't know what full screen has to be do with Windows. Might as well compare it to killing babies.

Windows is pretty much the opposite of full screen, hence the name.

 

[Badrottie]

full screen only if I am working on FCPX

 

[thejadedmonkey]

VMware for running Windows. You can't run Windows in a window

Where's the option for "yes and I have a 17" MBP"?

 

[christarp]

The fullscreen transition animation makes me want to vomit so I try to avoid it. I don't know how apple let that past QA...

 

[p3ntyne]

Windows is pretty much the opposite of full screen, hence the name.

I'd imagine it is something to do with Windows 8 modern applications.

 

[applereviewguy]

Video (YouTube, HBO Go, etc.)
and Rosetta Stone

(and sometimes Terminal if I need to focus)

 

[Agent-P]

For the most part I keep my main desktop with a few windows open and I keep the Mail app full screen one swipe away. I also watch videos full screen whenever I'm watching them, but those obviously aren't permanently open.

 

[sLyX1978]

All the time. Safari, Mail and many others

 

[atticus27]

I just started using multiple desktop spaces on mission control to run Xcode in full screen. It's nice to use the 3 finger swipe over to get back into iTunes or whatever other apps I have open on my main desktop.

 

[mentaluproar]

Mail and calendar are always always fullscreened for me, as well as iTunes and any virtual machines. I love full screen mode.