Workshop mode

What is the workshop mode

In workshop mode the UI is reduced to a minimum, giving the maximum of space to the canvas.

To make the most out of the workshop mode, it is best to be familiar with keyboard shortcuts!

In the bottom left corner, click the icon

	Enter workshop mode (reduces the User Interface to minimum)
	Exit workshop mode (UI back to normal)
	Enter full screen (reduce browser user interface)
	Exit full screen

Note: Full screen is a browser feature and may behave differently on different browsers

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