Browser menu free floating over other applications during full screen mode on OSX

Browser menu free floating over other applications during full screen mode on OSX

writeadamg
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Browser menu free floating over other applications during full screen mode on OSX

writeadamg
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I am having the browser menu randomly get stuck, overlaying my desktop and other applications when Fusion is in full screen mode. I have also seen the issue when Fusion is not in full screen mode but have yet to catch a screenshot of it.

 

I have confirmed that the browser window is properly snapped into the main window. I do not use the browser in the "detached" mode. My issue is not related to browser menu floating independent from model window.

 

The only way to clear the issue is to either close Fusion or return the focus to Fusion. 

 

Macbook Pro M3 Max 16" 48gb

Sonoma 14.2.1

 

 

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RajkumarIlanchelian
Autodesk
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@writeadamg This is a Mac experience that we are we are very well aware of and this is due to the spaces in the Mac. While we are trying to solve such issues on the Mac there are certain other limitations we are faced with. We certainly continue to monitor and prioritize such issues on the Mac. Currently do not have a timeframe when this will be addressed though. 

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autodesk_com10
Observer
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Is there any ETA or update on this issue that has been present for 10 years?

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RajkumarIlanchelian
Autodesk
Autodesk

@autodesk_com10 Yes, we are close to bringing a fix for this. Currently a fix for this issue is available in our Insider build. We are hoping to get this into a production release soon. 

 https://www.autodesk.com/campaigns/fusion-360/insider-program?_ga=2.98480092.2142889219.1722981780-d...

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Phil.E
Autodesk
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Thanks for your patience. Fusion was updated this week to address this issue. Please update to the latest version of Fusion and give it a try.

How to update Fusion

September Release What's New





Phil Eichmiller
Software Engineer
Quality Assurance
Autodesk, Inc.


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PhDEdd
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This still isn't fixed, years later.

 

I don't understand why a major UI blunder isn't prioritised, while this new nonsense about migrating to hubs, and this new part/assembly/hybrid mandatory extra set of clicks were added.

 

Imagine if every other Mac application had to be given attention, one at a time, when waking from sleep, to stop it from polluting the screen space. It makes no sense.

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