Here is my build.settings
window =
{
defaultMode = “normal”, – normal, minimized, maximized, fullscreen
defaultViewWidth = 960,
defaultViewHeight = 640,
resizable = false,
enableCloseButton = true,
enableMinimizeButton = false,
enableMaximizeButton = false,
suspendWhenMinimized = true,
The maximize button is disabled and that is OK.
The problem is the application CAN be brought to full screen from the Window menu - > Enter Full Screen.
Can you please prevent this?
Oops … good catch! I’ll file a bug.
Not only does the menu item make the app enter fullscreen, it also enables the green window button as well when the app comes back from fullscreen.
Bad programmer, no biscuit!
Great, thank you!
Can you give us more info about this one:
OS X: add option to not show the window’s titlebar in desktop apps (settings.window.showWindowTitle)
Check out the documentation: https://docs.coronalabs.com/daily/guide/distribution/osxBuild/index.html#showwindowtitle
The simplest thing would be to set it in your app and see what you think.
Found another bug.
After native.showAlert is closed the maximize button again turns into green 
And a question: Can we change the icon in this alert? Now an grey icon with the text “icon” id displayed which is ugly.
Regards,
Damir
Ugh, yeah that’s a bug. OS X really likes to re-enable that fullscreen button 
If you’re seeing the default icon then you haven’t included a Icon-osx.icns file in your project. See the App Icon documentation. If you have set an app icon and are seeing it in the Dock and you still see the default icon on a native alert then I can’t reproduce your situation and I’ll need a sample project that shows the issue.
They called me Bugbuster
Yes I have the Icon-osx.icns with all the needed icons inside (otherwise Apple would rejected it from my experience), so I don’t know what is wrong.
Oops … good catch! I’ll file a bug.
Not only does the menu item make the app enter fullscreen, it also enables the green window button as well when the app comes back from fullscreen.
Bad programmer, no biscuit!
Great, thank you!
Can you give us more info about this one:
OS X: add option to not show the window’s titlebar in desktop apps (settings.window.showWindowTitle)
Check out the documentation: https://docs.coronalabs.com/daily/guide/distribution/osxBuild/index.html#showwindowtitle
The simplest thing would be to set it in your app and see what you think.
Found another bug.
After native.showAlert is closed the maximize button again turns into green
And a question: Can we change the icon in this alert? Now an grey icon with the text “icon” id displayed which is ugly.
Regards,
Damir
Ugh, yeah that’s a bug. OS X really likes to re-enable that fullscreen button
If you’re seeing the default icon then you haven’t included a Icon-osx.icns file in your project. See the App Icon documentation. If you have set an app icon and are seeing it in the Dock and you still see the default icon on a native alert then I can’t reproduce your situation and I’ll need a sample project that shows the issue.
They called me Bugbuster
Yes I have the Icon-osx.icns with all the needed icons inside (otherwise Apple would rejected it from my experience), so I don’t know what is wrong.