how to escape full screen mode on google chrome

The window still needs to be focused and visible when the request is made. > But anyhow, background windows or tabs shouldn't be able to become > nsGenericElement::mozRequestFullScreen() > Patch 2 v1: Move the IsInActiveTab check in a fullscreen request into (In reply to Olli Pettay from comment #17) it's a defense against a page which masquerades as the user's desktop. This is so that if the user clicks to refocus the blurred window, they are made aware they've focused a fullscreen browser window, and not their desktop, i.e. I'm not sure what you're getting at here. > Why does the blurred fullscreen window get refocused? If we don't do this, what else can we do to make requesting fullscreen and opening new window in the same event handler more reliable? The use case is for immersive experiences, like The Wilderness Downtown, which want go fullscreen and open windows to display on other monitors to increase the immersiveness of their experiences. Otherwise it takes multiple clicks to reliably go fullscreen and open windows to load other content. Because fullscreen requests are processed asynchronously, the window opening will race with the fullscreen request, and if the window opens and gains focus before the async fullscreen request is processed, the fullscreen request will be denied. This is so that script can request fullscreen and open a new window in the same user generated event handler. It would probably have been clearer if I attached my patch there sorry. This is specifically to resolve bug 805125. I would expect us to not enter to fullscreen if focus changed > '$ has entered fullscreen' warning message when the blurred > it being processed, we won't exit fullscreen. > This is so that if focus changes between a fullscreen request being made and > (In reply to Chris Pearce (:cpearce) from comment #13) (In reply to Olli Pettay from comment #14)

How to escape full screen mode on google chrome