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+1 for this! Super important when using an ultrawide, I don't need "fullscreen" to mean my entire fullscreen. Would love a browser window fullscreen. |
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Quite important on laptops as well (Mac). About 14% on my screen (vertical) is lost by buttons that I rarely or never use 😞 |
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Not what was requested but this can be kind of achieved using browser plugins, for example i'm currently using this plugin for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/custom-page-zoom for this purpose |
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I literally came to add this idea and this topic was the top of the list! I also would use the heck out of this. Fullscreen obviously hides everything that isn't the remote device and I need to have visibilty on other stuff, but non-full-screen is too small. Having an option to let it take up the PAGE boundaries vs the SCREEN boundaries would be EPIC |
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This was bothering me too, so I built a custom video player that displays the video feed from JetKVM without the GUI, so the video feed takes up 100% of the page. Display only, no mouse/keyboard though. Sharing in the hopes someone else finds it useful: https://github.com/alexluckett/jetkvm-video-proxy |
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I found this is the best solution so far https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/windowed-floating-youtube/gibipneadnbflmkebnmcbgjdkngkbklb It retains the mouse and keyboard input unlike @alexluckett solution which is video only, which I've tried. Quick summary of how it works for JetKVM when hitting the fullscreen button:
Note that you have to go to the extension when on the jetkvm site and change the default from "ask" to whatever of the two options you like beforehand, "ask" doesn't work or glitches with JetKVM. Also you have to reload the page to exit the "fullscreen mode"
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Coming from a PIKVM and BliKVM (RP CM4 version), JetKVM is an amazing execution! Now with screen dimming options even. Also love the industrial design of it. Very cool!
Could we have a fullscreen option for the browser only? I guess more like "fullbrowser". And have the display window auto-size to the browser window? Keep the bare minimum JetKVM stats to a minimized bar at the top with connected status, settings button, fullscreen option button, etc. Also keep the small bar at the bottom as-is with the "Keys:", caps, num, and scroll lock status (this feature is great!). This is to minimize the browser UI as much as possible, and get back a little screen space. I have an ultra-wide display with huge resolution, and keep the remote JetKVM session in the corner (at the smaller FHD resolution of the remote system). The regular "Fullscreen" is not really applicable in this case.
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