I would like to lock in place or remove a browser on an external monitor which is displaying only the viewer (in dual monitor workspace). In the same way it can be done on the default workspace
When was the last time you were affected by this lack of functionality, or specific tool?
November 2023
Current workaround
Are you using any workarounds or other solutions to achieve your goals in Capture One?
Sometimes yes, but clients will normally need to see the browser on an external monitor without hovering a mouse over it, so it can get complicated to work around it.
I attach screen shots of the viewer window in a dual monitor work space (screen 2), where I would usually use this viewer on a second monitor for the photographer or client.
I would like a method to display or hide the browser using the CMD+B short cut
Currently the browser is hidden by default but it will display on mouse hover - this can become very frustrating when the cursor accidentally hovers over the browser area. It is also frustrating not to have the same level of control with how the browser displays on this second monitor as on the main window (screen 1 in a dual monitor workspace)
Hi Marcin,
Thank you for your reply.
I attach screen shots of the viewer window in a dual monitor work space (screen 2), where I would usually use this viewer on a second monitor for the photographer or client.
I would like a method to display or hide the browser using the CMD+B short cut
Currently the browser is hidden by default but it will display on mouse hover - this can become very frustrating when the cursor accidentally hovers over the browser area. It is also frustrating not to have the same level of control with how the browser displays on this second monitor as on the main window (screen 1 in a dual monitor workspace)
Many thanks,
James
Can you please post a screenshot? I'm not sure from the text alone where do you want the Browser to go and how to behave.