Using apps on OS X in fullscreen mode is great...but the second you need to drag a file from Finder to the app......when Finder goes overtop of the "fullscreen" app it disappears....and drag and drop becomes useless. Fullscreen is useless. =)
I use multiple Spaces. Putting an app into full screen mode uses the "right-most" Space - I've been moving over one Space to the left, a Space with only the Desktop showing in which I can drag a file to the app's Dock icon. QED, serves my needs, doesn't suck for me...
I do, and I think you don't get what I wrote. Full screen, the way I have my account set up, is for the active window in that app - in a new Space for that window. I have 4 Spaces in this account - activate FS for an active window gets a 5th Space, activate FS for another active window in another app gets a 6th Space. Swiping to a Space with no active windows yields a Desktop view - in which I can drag any file to the Dock to open. I do this all the time, in a multiple-monitor or single-monitor environment.The problem with Fullscreen is that once you have a FS'ed app in one Space, you cannot have another app occupying that same Space, hence no Drag and Drop... That is OP's predicament...
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I do, and I think you don't get what I wrote. Full screen, the way I have my account set up, is for the active window in that app - in a new Space for that window. I have 4 Spaces in this account - activate FS for an active window gets a 5th Space, activate FS for another active window in another app gets a 6th Space. Swiping to a Space with no active windows yields a Desktop view - in which I can drag any file to the Dock to open. I do this all the time, in a multiple-monitor or single-monitor environment.
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Sorry, but your OP did say "files" not "windows", or maybe I wouldn't have gotten involved with this thread!hmmm I don't really get it sorry. I wish they could just fix it so that you can drag windows over a fullscreen window. Then everyone would be cheery happy. Would be an easy fix I think. =)