Google Keep - Full Screen - Browser Extension

Google Keep Full Screen Demo Screen Recording

Latest Version: 1.3.0

Allows Google Keep editing to use the full browser window.
Allows toggling full screen on and off by clicking on an icon added on the notes.
Remembers full screen status across sessions
Supports Dark Mode
Works with non-English language settings
🆕 Options page to customize behavior (width, padding, background)
🆕 Customizable keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+F or Cmd+Shift+F by default) to toggle full screen on and off
🆕 Other minor bug fixes & enhancements

Firefox is on 1.2.3 (a development limitation prevents us from easily updating for now)
You can view the information for the older version here

Use this extension at your own risk. It shouldn't cause problems, but I can't make any guarantees. It's wise to keep critical notes backed up.
This extension only works with the website version of Google Keep (ie. https://keep.google.com) - it won't work with the "app" version (the one you might install and launch from your app menu -ie. for offline use).
At this time, clicking the extension icon itself does not toggle anything - click the full-screen icon added to the note itself (or use the keyboard shortcut) to toggle full-screen on and off.

The simplest method is to install from the extension or add-on page for your browser:

This is useful if you want to change the extension or use it as an example to create your own.

Full-screen is enabled by default when you first install the extension.
Use the full-screen icon at the bottom of the note to toggle full-screen on and off as needed.
Alternatively, use the keyboard shortcut, which you can customize at "chrome://extensions/shortcuts"
Your selection will be remembered between notes and sessions.
Open the extension options (from a note menu, Keep menu, extension icon menu or extension page) to customize behavior.

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Thanks to all who have contributed reviews, suggestions, bug reports, etc. Special thanks to @MartinLichtblau, @tbrodbeck, @JnLlnd, @dylankenneally, @Paliec, @macdonaldster

Developer sustenance funding is welcome, but not expected