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[MacViews] No support for immersive fullscreen |
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Issue description
Chrome Version: 69.0.3489.0
OS: macOS
Chrome currently supports a custom fullscreen mode for users who:
1. Have multiple displays.
2. Have the "displays have separate spaces" feature turned off in System Preferences.
Based on a comment in crrev/c/1130001, this isn't implemented in Views (but I don't have the right setup to test it). I don't think this feature is widely used, but people who use it have strong feelings about it and will be frustrated if it goes away:
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=779082#c62
What do folks think we should do here?
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Jul 12
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Jul 13
weili@, how difficult would this be?
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Jul 13
This would probably be a bit involved. iiuc, we need to create a new fullscreen NSWindow and move/reparent all the subviews to this new window. Sounds easy to Cocoa, but may not be so for Views.
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Jul 13
It may be possible without creating a new window. I think that was to work around issues with much older versions of macOS, but I don't remember the details.
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Jul 21
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Nov 21
*** UI Mass Triage *** Adding appropriate label for expert review. |
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Comment 1 by sdy@chromium.org
, Jul 12Summary: Implement immersive fullscreen in MacViews (was: Implement immersive fullscreen in MacViews?)