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Android Studio Keyboard Shortcut for full screen mode

I want to enter full screen mode in Android Studio. Is there any Keyboard Shortcut for doing it. What Is the Keyboard Shortcut key for enter and exit full screen mode in Android Studio?

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manDroid Avatar asked May 07 '15 05:05

manDroid


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5 Answers

In Android Studio -> MenuBar -> View -> Enter Full Screen

Though there are other options as well which you might like such as Presentation Mode and Distraction free mode

For maximizing the editor pane Ctrl + Shift+ F12 will work on windows.

You Should also check this reference

Full screen is not mapped to any shortcuts by default. but you can define your own shortcuts. Please check this document.

Hope this will help.

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MrDumb Avatar answered Oct 07 '22 08:10

MrDumb


Only for Windows: it's not shortcut but kind of it :)

To Enter/Exit Full screen mode

1. Alt + V (will access Menu -> View)  2. Arrow Up ^ 3. Enter 

UPDATE: Looks like the same keys work on Ubuntu too :)

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Bharatesh Avatar answered Oct 07 '22 09:10

Bharatesh


It's easy. Press ctrl+alt+s or open File > Settings > Keymap and open Keymaps select box the default one. Below the select box, type full screen in the search box and right click on the result to set your shortcut. That's it. Demonstration of how the process is done

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Umut ADALI Avatar answered Oct 07 '22 08:10

Umut ADALI


On Mac and Android Studio 2.3.3 try this :

Ctrl + CMD + f

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Victor Ruiz. Avatar answered Oct 07 '22 09:10

Victor Ruiz.


The best way to do this is with a keyboard macro which combines Hide All Tool Windows with Toggle Full Screen mode.

First you need to assign keyboard short cuts to both these under Settings -> Keymap (Toggle Full Screen mode does not have one, but Hide All Tool Windows is Ctrl + Shift + F12 on my version of Android Studio).

Then record a macro under _Edit -> Macros -> Start Macro Recording_. Name it as something then assign a keymap to it under _Settings -> Keymap_.

Now with just one shortcut you can maximize your code area :)

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timothyjc Avatar answered Oct 07 '22 09:10

timothyjc