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Lastly click on the + icon again, this time typing:Īgain, assign the same key combination of Command+Control+FĪs you rightly said, applications like iTerm use this menu option, rather than Enter/Exit Full screen, but assigning to the same key makes it somewhat universal. Now you need to assign it a keyboard shortcut, I chose Command+Control+F because it's the same as the general default that correctly mentionedĬlick “Add” and then click on the + icon again, this time typing:Ĭhoose the same keyboard shortcut as you chose before which in effect creates a toggle, and click onto “Add” again

(This is the label as shown in the menu of the application) “Keyboard Shortcuts” tab and choose ‘Application Shortcuts’ from theĬlick on the + icon to add a new keyboard shortcutįor all applications and type the following exactly: Open System Preferences and click on the”Keyboard” icon Select the I did the following and chose CMD+CTRL+F as a shortcut and worked on OSx 10.8 and upwards. The details described below though can still be helpful if you have applications that are not honoring the Fn+F shortcut or you want to change it to something else, like CMD+CTRL+F 2022 Update: The default shortcut in MacOS (I believe since MacOS 11 "Big Sur") is now Fn+F which "out of the box" seems to work for most applications (at least on my MacBook / Apple Keyboard).