My firewall (Comodo) locks up my system when an untrusted application opens a fullscreen window as FW brings up pop-up window that requires input but the new fullscreen window hides the pop-up so the only way out of the blank screen is a hardware reset.
I've experimented with hotkeys force-closing the active (fullscreen) window, but it seems that in the situations outlined above, the FW, which of course can't be force-closed, is the active application rather than the fullscreen app blanking the screen. So unless anyone here has a better idea, I think what I need is a script that finds out which running application(s) is/are fullscreen and forces it/them to close. I'm aware of win.fullscreen(), but unfortunately, have no idea how to cycle through running apps to apply that function. Any help would be much appreciated. Phil
