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I am developing a WPF application which will be displayed in Full screen. In addition, the application should work on many tablets of multiple dimensions. I'd like my application to run in full screen independently from its dimensions. What is the best practice to accomplish this task? Just set the WindowState to Maximized , and the WindowStyle to None . Set the WindowStyle to None, and the WindowState to Maximized. This can be done like this: WindowState = WindowState.Maximized; WindowStyle = WindowStyle.None; Or in xaml: <Window x:Class="FullScreenApplication.Window" xmlns="http://schemas

I've been searching around for this answer for a while but I'm not really getting anywhere. My question is regarding a webview inside of a chrome application on a computer, not for Android. If I have any embedded html5 video inside the webview, the fullscreen button does not work. All of the other video controls are working properly. I've done some searching and people are saying that webview doesn't fully support the html5 API. Is this still the case? The answers I saw are fairly old and I haven't been able to find anything recent. Any suggestions/answers would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

The following Python 2 code prints list of all windows in the current workspace: #!/usr/bin/python import Quartz for window in Quartz.CGWindowListCopyWindowInfo(Quartz.kCGWindowListOptionOnScreenOnly, Quartz.kCGNullWindowID): print("%s - %s" % (window['kCGWindowOwnerName'], window.get('kCGWindowName', u'Unknown').encode('ascii','ignore'))) Although it doesn't print the applications which are in full screen (as it's in another workspace). How do I modify above script to list all windows from all desktops? The following script should return window information on any desktop/workspace/display,

Here's documentation on exiting fullscreen mode. I used this code that I learnd to make the browser go fullscreen (it works), but my attempts to modify a version of it to exit fullscreen failed. Dealing with these non-standard APIs is a little tricky, with each browser implementing it a bit differently. Here's the code: // Bring the page into full-screen mode - Works! function requestFullScreen(element) { // Supports most browsers and their versions. var requestMethod = element.requestFullScreen || element.webkitRequestFullScreen || element.mozRequestFullScreen || element.msRequestFullScreen;

I have a series of pages that have "next" and "back" buttons. I would like the user to be able to go fullscreen through the whole flow. Fullscreen is working for individual pages but exits when the user goes back or forwards a page in my flow. My fullscreen function: var el = document.documentElement, rfs = el.requestFullScreen || el.webkitRequestFullScreen || el.mozRequestFullScreen; rfs.call(el); Is there any way to keep the browser in full screen when the user navigates around? Thanks! No, you will not be able to do that. Fullscreen mode must be initiated by the user. From https://developer

I'm using pixel-perfect source images and SDL2 to make a program. When set to fullscreen, I'd like it to use the native resolution (the SDL_WINDOW_FULLSCREEN_DESKTOP flag) but only between a certain minimum resolution and a reasonable maximum one, after which it will stretch from the largest legal resolution. The problem is that I can only find references to the program's own window or program size on the SDL2 documentation. Is there any function in SDL from which I could retrieve the screen width and height at least almost directly? Or I should do something like using SDL_WINDOW_FULLCREEN

I am creating a kiosk application and I want to ensure it is always, no matter what, on top of other Windows applications and the Windows task bar. I am already blocking Windows keyboard commands (alt-tab, etc) but there are still situations that could cause an application to launch and steal the screen. Is it possible to hook into Windows from .NET and continually test whether the application has focus and is on top, and if not then give it focus and make it on top? Chris Gomez I've actually worked on a production kiosk (it was Windows 2000, however). The solution was to run our application

as the title reads, I'd like to know what is the most reliable way to trigger an event when the Browser(s) enters/leaves in/out the fullscreen mode. note : I'm not asking how to fullscreen the current page, I just want to know whether or not there is a way to queue some tasks if the user, for example, press F11 or any other related fullscreen-entering keys. screen.width and screen.height tell you the user's screen resolution, so try this: var fullscreen; function onfullscreenchange(full) { ... } // You might want to use addEventListener and its equivalents instead window.onresize = function ()