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Google Chrome Theme Not Full Screen Free
Protip: only reporting everything a spammer or troll posts without sending the mods a message isn't all that helpful. I confess I am not well educated on the matters of bugs and glitches when it comes to fullscreen Chrome. However recently I have begun to experience this issue:See the border around the left and top of the video? I have this problem too, been looking everywhere for a fix and started to feel like I'm alone in this one.Only way I found that 'fixes' this are:1) If my second monitor has a taskbar.2) If I use default theme on Chrome.3) If I use an Aero theme on Windows (with the default Chrome theme, the problem appears if I use Aero and a Chrome theme).4) If I drag another Chrome window over the full screened video and then bring the full screened video back to the front.Please let me know if you find a real solid fix for this, because this is just driving me crazy.
I am running 64-bit Ubuntu 13.10, have latest stable google-chrome version 30.0.1599.114-1. Whenever I enter fullscreen mode by pressing F11, it would not allow me to exit this mode by pressing F11. Actually, I see it exit but then fullscreen mode is quickly restored.I searched for a solution, but nothing really helps. I even tried completely re-installing it with no luck.
Videos Not Going Full Screen Chrome
Any suggestions?Update: I tried completely removing /.config/google-chrome, it did not help.Update 2: I am running Cinnamon 2.0.6, maybe that would give some clues.Update 3: I have Chromium 29.0.1547.65, and it does not have this issue.Thanks,Nick. All the solutions I have researched so far are for obsolete versions of Chrome, or the workarounds were too awkward or involved for most users.
I was moved to keep looking. The solution was simple and intuitive (but it required false starts and force quits to realize it with a seemingly frozen keyboard):If you use a screen saver with password protection, and you leave the computer in full-screen mode after leaving for work (or falling asleep binge-wacthing Netflix), you must enter your password in order to regain control.
In full screen there's no visible dialogue box (it's hidden behind the full screen application).Try first- before clicking on anything, just type in your password. If you see the cursor turn into a spinning wheel, just wait for your password to be verified. Then you will be able to click on the navigation buttons again.Try second- however, most of the time I have to blindly alt-tab in order to give the password dialogue the focus, so that I can enter my password.(There's no way to tell which application is right behind the full screen application, so you might have to alt-tab and re-enter the password several times. Persevere, this works.
There's no need to modify the settings or crawl the code if this works for you.)The easiest way to prevent this is to avoid leaving the computer in full screen mode, but this is an effective solution if you fall asleep watching Downton Abbey.I have verified this on Chrome Version 48.0.2564.109 (64-bit) on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.