I have some JavaScript that I use to make a window not resizable, something along the lines of:
window.open(URL, id, \"resizable=no\");
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This was easy to do with the old javascript with popups and a "resizable = 0" parameter a while ago, but current browsers do not allow this because they killed user's freedom. This initiative started with firefox and chrome followed him, probably the solution for this case is creating an chrome extension and that only works for chrome, but it seems a madness.
After some discussions, the consensus seems to be that window.open() should not be modified to parse "resizeable", at least at this time. The change would require modifications to Webkit, and the behavior would be inconsistent with Firefox and existing Webkit browsers.
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We always allow a window to be resized, which is consistent with Firefox.
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This is old school javascript. Modern browsers tend to not allow this because it is seen as a user unfriendly limitation.