Closed DavidGretzschel closed 2 years ago
I can't change the browser fullscreen button, sadly, but I do get the confusion. There might be a nice UI for adding buttons to pop out to a windowed popup somewhere in the windowed menu?
But for now you will have to do with manually executing document.body.requestFullscreen()
in the javascript console :/
In Chrome, when I press F11 or the fullscreen-button (see picture), it will use the normal (and unnecessarily space-hogging) full-screen.
I was hoping for a OneNote-style windowed-fullscreen like this, though:
I understand that this might not be possible. [or perhaps this is not possible in Chrome, but possibly Firefox? I wouldn't know, I'm using Chrome] But I couldn't figure this out from the documentation here: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/windowed-floating-youtube/gibipneadnbflmkebnmcbgjdkngkbklb
The description of "Changes fullscreen buttons to go into a popup. Works for every website that uses fullscreen, including Youtube, Vimeo, Netflix" did get my hopes up. The browser itself does have a full-screen button. I do appreciate having this for YouTube, of course.
But a true windowed FullScreen-mode would be something much greater. And if that's not in the cards, it would be better, to state that clearly.