Extension: how to go fullscreen on ChromeOs?

[Davide Vercelli]

Hi - I'm on ChromeOs and I recently migrated from the Secure Shell App to the Secure Shell Extension as requested.

Now the Secure Shell opens in a new Window that doesn't seem to be able to go fullscreen, at least on ChromeOs. Is there a workaround for this? It's not a dealbreaker but I do lose a bit of screen estate.

Thanks!

Davide

ps - I found it somewhat counterintuitive that the App used to open in a Chrome Tab and the extension opens as a new non-Chrome-looking window... Shouldn't it be the other way around?

[Mike Frysinger]

did you press the fullscreen button on the keyboard ?

as for launcher changes, the fact that the app opened as a tab and not a window by default was a long standing bug.  we fixed it as part of the extension migration.

-mike

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[Clarence Dold]

On my Lenovo C330 ChromeOS, I think the ssh app 0.39 opened in a nominal sized window initially, but I can expand it to almost-full with the fullscreen control in the top right of the window.
The fullscreen button (next to the refresh circle on my keyboard), toggles between the nominal size and a full screen with no borders.
Other windows open at that last used size. I thought each host connection had its own remembered size, but that doesn't seem true, today.

The size seems to be remembered for the next opening, although it has the border.

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[Davide Vercelli]

Erm... yes the keyboard button does work, thanks Mike.

Disclosure: I'm working from a ChromeBox and don't have a standard ChromeOS keyboard, that's why I'm not used to ChromeOS buttons specifically. Apologies for the noise!

[Mike Frysinger]

if you're in a tab, the standard F11 key will toggle fullscreen.  that's how Chrome & most web browsers work.

but if you're in a window, only the fullscreen button will work atm.  we haven't had requests for supporting anything else.

-mike

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