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Roberto Miralles

Mercedes Romero

pablomiralles

Pedro Crespo

mowomo

From WordPress 5.4 onwards, when accessing the WordPress administrator, we see that it does so in “full screen” mode by default and if you don’t want to work that way, you can deactivate it, but it is very unusable, as well as confusing for novice users.
Therefore, if you want to get rid (yourself or your clients) of the annoying “full screen” of the WordPress administrator and get back to the default sidebar, with our “mowomo no default fullscreen mode” plugin you can now and very easily.
Whenever you want to go back to full screen mode you can do it, don’t worry.

mowomo no default fullscreen mode

From WordPress 5.4 onwards, when accessing the WordPress administrator, we see that it does so in "full screen" mode by default and if you d …

Johan Jonk Stenström

Finally get rid of that pesty fullscreen mode that you need to toggle every time you use a new device or clear your browser offline website data. If you want to use it from time to time, you can still enable it.
For an even better experience in Gutenberg, use together with <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/welcome-to-the-block-editor-b-gone/" rel="ugc">Welcome to the block editor B gone</a> and <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/fatso/" rel="ugc">Fatso</a>.

Fullscreen mode B gone

Finally get rid of that pesty fullscreen mode that you need to toggle every time you use a new device or clear your browser offline website data.

mowomo no default fullscreen mode vs Fullscreen mode B gone