the mouse pointer is still there... So not completely black :-)
Can confirm, requestPointerLock() should be also called.
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#22This doesn't work for Vivaldi for some reason. I get a dark grey screen, text says "Press esc to exit full screen mode" for a few seconds, then that disappears leaving just the dark grey. No matter which colour I select in the app. Seems like a weird thing not to work in a usually pretty good browser but I'm not sure exactly what this is using.
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#23This is kind of creepy: for some reason Firefox only displays the “Full screen” pop-up warning several seconds after the website has actually gone full screen. I don't know what causes this delay, but if there's a way to raise it high enough, it completely defeats the point of the warning, and could lead to fishing.
Can't reproduce. The notification starts scrolling into view the same time the webpage becomes full-screeen. Firefox Nightly on Linux Desktop here. Please report a but with more details if this is also true for you on Firefox Nightly.
This is also the case on up-to-date regular Firefox on Linux, and has been for several years.
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#24This doesn't work for Vivaldi for some reason. I get a dark grey screen, text says "Press esc to exit full screen mode" for a few seconds, then that disappears leaving just the dark grey. No matter which colour I select in the app. Seems like a weird thing not to work in a usually pretty good browser but I'm not sure exactly what this is using.
Works fine for me on Vivaldi. I get the "Press esc to exit full screen mode" message but see the colours just fine.
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#25Ctrl+L data:text/html, Enter F11 Lately I had been thinking that task _"fill your screen with colour X (really fast)"_ would make a nice (ugly) interview question, revealing creativity and exploring different approaches. For maximum points I'd expect candidate given task "fill your screen with black" to simply turn it off.
paint.exe
fill tool, black
F11
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#26This is kind of creepy: for some reason Firefox only displays the “Full screen” pop-up warning several seconds after the website has actually gone full screen. I don't know what causes this delay, but if there's a way to raise it high enough, it completely defeats the point of the warning, and could lead to fishing.
Yeah, I definitely do not like non consensual meddling outside of a browser window, even if it's just annoying and not actually harmful.
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#27Ctrl+L data:text/html, Enter F11 Lately I had been thinking that task _"fill your screen with colour X (really fast)"_ would make a nice (ugly) interview question, revealing creativity and exploring different approaches. For maximum points I'd expect candidate given task "fill your screen with black" to simply turn it off.
I never understood the point of interview questions like this. Like, really? You're going to ask another adult to fill a screen with black and expect them to turn it off? Why??
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#28This is kind of creepy: for some reason Firefox only displays the “Full screen” pop-up warning several seconds after the website has actually gone full screen. I don't know what causes this delay, but if there's a way to raise it high enough, it completely defeats the point of the warning, and could lead to fishing.
I remember there was a proof of concept that beat a similar warning in Flash by displaying a background filled with similar text.
This worked, because Flash merely overlaid the full screen warning over what the app displayed. A huge dump of random text meant most humans missed the warning.
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#29I love these one domain one function web apps.
Can't say I will use it, but good on you for rolling it out.
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#30Ctrl+L data:text/html, Enter F11 Lately I had been thinking that task _"fill your screen with colour X (really fast)"_ would make a nice (ugly) interview question, revealing creativity and exploring different approaches. For maximum points I'd expect candidate given task "fill your screen with black" to simply turn it off.
paint.exe fill tool, black F11
Bsh: undefined command paint.exe