When we started building Grydz, we knew that the type of dense information contained in a well designed table lends itself to using all the available screen real estate for display or editing purposes. However, we chose to go with a fixed-width page layout initially for 2 reasons:

1. Fixed-width page layouts have less browser-specific variables to deal with, making it simpler to write and debug good CSS.
2. Grids with just a few columns and rows tend to look strange when scrunched into the top-left or center of the page, leaving the bulk of the page blank.

Based on feedback from our users, and the fact that we now have several large grids, we introduced a full-screen feature.

You can toggle between full-screen and 'regular' display modes by clicking the link in the top-right, next to the Details tab. To get the most out of your screen, most web browsers have a browser full-screen mode that you can activate with the F11 key. This removes the browser menus and toolbars and gives you a true full screen experience. ESC or F11 will get you back to a regular window.

Full screen should work just fine for both viewing and editing grids.

Hope you like this 'big' improvement.

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