Enable fullscreen API

Is there a way to enable the fullscreen API for the qbrt shell? i e a user loads Youtube into a qbrt shell, accesses a video, clicks the “fullscreen” button and receives a fullscreen representation of the video?

I remember back in the Xulrunner days you had to set a preference (in prefs.js) for that. However, that no longer seems to work. Or perhaps I’m just not remembering the correct preference (I tried setting full-screen-api.enabled to true and full-screen-api.approval-required to false).

Setting window.fullScreen to true from a chrome privileged scope isn’t always an option, so enabling the requestFullscreen API would be highly appreciated.

[mykmelez]

qbrt copies its application files (including prefs.js) into the Firefox installation dir after it installs Firefox into the dist/ dir. If you make changes to qbrt’s app files, you need to node ./bin/install-xulapp.js afterward to get qbrt to re-copy those files. (Warning: that script is internal and unstable, so it’s likely to change.)

[Happy-Ferret]

Yep.

Just tried that. I can confirm that actually works. It seems the issue comes down to an implementation detail of my app (which uses mozbrowser for its views).

Well. No biggies. I’ll fix that eventually.

Right now I’d just like to get down and dirty with some qbrt internals. Adding require() to my internal fork yesterday afternoon stoked a fire in me. 🐱 🐶