Closed codedance closed 3 years ago
Played around with applescript for this but it seemed inconsistent. Locally I've been playing with:
Changed the start_receiver section to:
make_fullscreen
"${SCRIPT_DIR_NAME}/cliclick \"m:-200,200\""
Makes use of a tiny binary from http://www.bluem.net/en/mac/cliclick/ - to move the mouse slightly off the title bar to let it auto-hide when in full screen facetime mode. Seems to work great so far in testing.
Good solution, but I think we should avoid the external dependency if possible. Surely it's possible to do this in OSA script? Did you find anything?
If we must use an external dependency, then best to wrap in a test so it will not error it cliclick is not there. e.g.
if test -x "${SCRIPT_DIR_NAME}/cliclick"; then
${SCRIPT_DIR_NAME}/cliclick "m:-200,200"
fi
The code change has been committed to master. Documentation pending.
Updated the documentation in #11 with links to download cliclick, and info on how to 'install' it...
Closing
The Apple menu bar displays all the time after the portal opens stealing a bit of screen real-estate. I think this happens because the default mouse position after system boot is the top right-hand corner. Adding a "mouse move" command after starting full screen mode (moving it to say the bottom of the screen) should address this