Chromium "... is now full screen. Exit full screen (ESC)"

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Baskar Duraikannu

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Mar 20, 2014, 6:17:04 PM3/20/14
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We have an enterprise app that launches in Full Screen. Users have reported that full Screen bubble that says "... is now full screen. Exit full screen (ESC)" is annoying, since it stays for about 4 seconds.  Is it possible to move this either some corner, reduce the amount of time it stays in the top center of the screen  or make it disabled overall using some flags? 

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PhistucK

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Mar 21, 2014, 4:10:05 PM3/21/14
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Not quite, but you can use --kiosk to start the browser in Kiosk mode (full screen only mode).


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Александр К.

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Aug 11, 2014, 12:39:31 PM8/11/14
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I think this is a bad solution. No. this is not a solution at all, sorry.
Is it possible to add to the setup (chrome://flags for example) function that would not show this window at once, and only after moving the mouse up (or turn ot off forever)? I think show the window at the start of full-screen mode only annoying. I understand where I'm: in fullscreen-mode or not without any window. I've always used Chrome because of the simplicity, and not pile unnecessary me information! Do the developers can hear me here to fix this annoying feature?

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I already wrote a post in the next forum about this, I was advised (link) to go to the forum to develop Chromium.

Regards, Alex.

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PhistucK

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Aug 11, 2014, 2:12:04 PM8/11/14
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The warning it there for the malicious cases, websites that try to pretend like they are your operating system (a full screen Windows 7 login window, for example) and make you enter your username and password into them, for example, so, no, I can hardly believe there will be a flag to remove this warning. Better be safe and a bit annoyed than sorry.

--kiosk sounds like exactly what you need, actually. Just change the shortcut to also have --kiosk when you launch the application.
If you worry about the lack of option to close the window, you can always create an extension that simply closes the window.


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Александр К.

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Aug 11, 2014, 3:46:16 PM8/11/14
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I try -kiosk. It's not what I need. And yes, no need to explain why this option is there and why this option need. It is obvious. But still it is not solution.
It turns out that I do not know what I'm doing myself worse. According to try to take my point of view. I think the person who understands the meaning of phishing never fall for the bait. A person who does not understand phishing gets even with the popup.Popup in principle, you can also do in JavaScript, is not a panacea.

Mby may help reduce (in 1-2 sec) the time display popup: to disappear a little faster than the menu youtube.


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