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I think that because the program is using OSX’s built-in “fullscreen” mode, there’s no way to stop this from happening.
However, I’ve found a hack around this.
Open a Terminal and run this command:
`defaults write com.apple.Dock autohide-delay -float 15; killall Dock`
This will make the dock show after 15 seconds of being on its side of the screen, which in game terms means you won’t often run into this. Adjust as necessary.
To restore after playing, run:
`defaults delete com.apple.Dock autohide-delay; killall Dock`
That takes care of the dock. Unfortunately the menubar setting no longer works after Yosemite.
However, if you have a second display, you can disable showing the menubar on the second display by going to System Preferences -> Mission Control -> unselect “Displays have separate Spaces” This should then take care of both problems.
Source: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT200134
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If you’re running on an older OSX, you can still use this technique:
`defaults write "Apple Global Domain" com.apple.springing.delay -int 15`
Log out and back in. This is a bit hacky, but hopefully it’ll work for you.
To revert, run this:
`defaults delete “Apple Global Domain” com.apple.springing.delay`
Log out, and back in.