Modern desktop version of IE 10 is always fullscreen.
There is a living specification for :fullscreen
pseudo-class on W3
But when I tried to det
I worked out a good way of doing this:
w = $('body').width();
if (w == '4800' || w == '4320' || w == '4096' || w == '3200' || w == '3072' || w == '2880' || w == '2560' || w == '2400' || w == '2160' || w == '2048' || w == '1920' || w == '1800' || w == '1620' || w == '1600' || w == '1536' || w == '1440' || w == '1280' || w == '1200' || w == '1152' || w == '1080' || w == '1050' || w == '1024' || w == '960' || w == '900' || w == '864' || w == '800' || w == '768' || w == '720') {
//User is fullscreen
}
Then set the body default width to:
body { width: calc(100% - 1px) }