Closed taboca closed 13 years ago
require("fullscreen") functions accept the reference to the window. This is less elegant but it works as expected -- we also need to remember that Chromeless apps will have multiple windows soon.
To make pretty, we could workout some other injected object under the window, maybe hook up a setter against the fullScreen properly in the chromeless developer app window space.
It's also important to remember that with system-level privileges, the standard fullScreen properly should work.
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This bug was found from the new tests framework. The tests framework launches a test window, which is a small window that says " running tests.. " and then it opens chromeless. The ./tests/fullscreen/index.html was calling require("fullscreen").toggle. It toggles the "tests" window instead Chromeless, test failed because current test does a check of window.innerWidth before the document loaded, against window.innerWidth after half second after page onload.
AFAIK this was working in the past using the reference to the current window. Maybe a regression.