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<blockquote data-quote="chas_m" data-source="post: 1572619">For clarity in this thread, let's stipulate that &quot;full-screen&quot; and &quot;Full Screen&quot; are two different things:&quot;full-screen&quot; -- I manually enlarged the Safari window so that it takes up as much room as possible.&quot;Full Screen&quot; -- I pressed the opposing-arrows button in the upper right corner of Safari (or activated Full Screen View from Safari's menu), which replaces all elements of the desktop (including menubar and dock) with Safari.This way we might avoid confusion over what exactly people mean. Not all versions of OS X support Full Screen (only Lion on up IIRC), so that might be introducing some confusion.(for the record, I just tried this: selected the preference that re-opens Safari with the last page I had open on quit, made Safari Full Screen, quit it, then reopened it. It opened full-screen, not Full Screen)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chas_m, post: 1572619"] For clarity in this thread, let's stipulate that "full-screen" and "Full Screen" are two different things: "full-screen" -- I manually enlarged the Safari window so that it takes up as much room as possible. "Full Screen" -- I pressed the opposing-arrows button in the upper right corner of Safari (or activated Full Screen View from Safari's menu), which replaces all elements of the desktop (including menubar and dock) with Safari. This way we might avoid confusion over what exactly people mean. Not all versions of OS X support Full Screen (only Lion on up IIRC), so that might be introducing some confusion. (for the record, I just tried this: selected the preference that re-opens Safari with the last page I had open on quit, made Safari Full Screen, quit it, then reopened it. It opened full-screen, not Full Screen) [/QUOTE]

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