I imagine a use case where a webapp hides some if its UI elements when a
user goes fullscreen, giving him more of actual content area. Not
necessarily an always desired behaviour but interesting.
I think it's easier to detect fullscreen mode than a maximized window. A
script might detect fullscreen by comparing screen.width and
document.documentElement.clientWidth (resp. height):
function isFullScreen () {
var docEl = document.documentElement;
return screen.width === docEl.clientWidth && screen.height ===
docEl.clientHeight;
}
Matt
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