Don't show "you've gone full screen" UI for sites running in standalone mode |
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Issue descriptionIt just struck me that we may want to stop showing "example.com is now full screen" for sites already running in standalone mode (from home screen shortcuts) Reasoning: 1) the UI we show letting users know they've gone fullscreen is very unpopular 2) we do it to prevent phishing attacks 3) standalone sites are already running without the origin visible and I don't think the fullscreen UI provides any protection in this case 4) we should skip showing the "example.com is now full screen" UI for sites running in standalone mode 5) ??? 6) PROFIT
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Mar 26 2016
I'm assuming the "new UI" is what's currently in M51, which shows an infobar "example.com is now full screen. [exit full screen] [allow]". If so then yes that's what I'm referring to - I don't think it buys us any security and we can probably remove it. If not, then can you please share a screenshot/mock of the new flow?
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Mar 26 2016
I think you're looking at the old UI. If you go to chrome://flags and enable "simplified fullscreen UI", that removes the infobar entirely for all sites going to fullscreen for the reasons you give. I'm not sure off the top of my head when it's scheduled to be launched, but it's in the very near future. :)
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Mar 26 2016
Woo, the new UI is exactly what I'd hope for - I can't wait for it to ship. What can I say - I'm lucky enough to work with people that are always two steps ahead of me! Marking fixed.
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Dec 9 2016
Security>UX component is deprecated in favor of the Team-Security-UX label |
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Comment 1 by f...@chromium.org
, Mar 26 2016