Full Screen is not really Full Screen
Maria F
When expanding Subtasks, Lists, Custom Fields and anything else that can be expanded to Full Screen, I would like the option to be able to expand the size like we can with the Dashboard to remove the need to have to scroll across or down.
At the moment, I find there is way too much wasted white space when selecting full screen. I often have quite a few Custom Fields that I want to see on the one screen but even when I don't have many, I still need to scroll across.
I have attached a screenshot to show what I mean. This example clearly shows that it's not really full screen, but plenty of white space. So when I have a long list of either columns or rows, I have to scroll down or across instead of seeing the entire data on the one screen.
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John Hutchinson
Feature Request: Full-width task content option
When viewing a task in full screen mode, the task description and content area is constrained to a narrow centered column with black borders, even when the browser window is wide enough to display all content without horizontal scrolling. This forces unnecessary horizontal scrollbars on wide content like tables and embedded views.
Request: Add a toggle (similar to "wide page" in Docs) that allows the task content area to expand to use the full available width of the viewport in full screen mode.
Why it matters: Users working with wide tables, detailed descriptions, or embedded content are forced to scroll horizontally, which slows down navigation and makes it harder to review task details at a glance.
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Elliot Rien
I feel like this is a regression
I remember using click-up late last year and when choosing the full screen option for the sub-task list, the sub-task list was resized to use the entire screen - really useful if going though each sub-task and checking status, assigned team member etc.
I agree with the author, there seems little point having a full screen option for sub-task list if the full screen option only shows the sub-task list at the same size as when displayed on the parent task view.