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The console can’t be resized. If you want to use full screen you can simply connect to your VPS with ssh and enter full screen from the application you are using.
I’ll see if I can figure out how to log an incident with actual support. I’m sure many in the future will find it very useful.
To me, the digital ocean droplet console is an incredibly important asset / tool, allowing you to troubleshoot / manage your server even when you are away from your normal working computer (or when your normal working computer goes belly up, as they all do eventually, and you lose all your putty settings and have to recreate them all, as is always going to happen to all of us, and it’s going to happen at the worst possible moment too eh?)