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Add fullscreen button to the Chrome toolbar and to the context (right-click) menu

Users1K

Rating3.5

Reviews10

Manifest versionV3

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Version2.0

ManifestV3

Size22.7KiB

Languages2English / français

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📚 DESCRIPTION

This is just a full-screen button, added to the toolbar and the context menu. It does exactly the same as the keyboard shortcuts (F11 on Windows or fn+F on Mac). You can change the icon to match your chrome theme and that's it.

I made this because I need to be able to click a button/menu item with the mouse, not all of my browsers come with keyboard. When in full screen, I need the context menu to get back. That's why this extension adds itself in the right-menu also. And that's it.

🛠 OPTIONS

To change the default settings, simply right-click on the extension icon and select "Options". On the settings page, you can change the icon to a different color (to match your Chrome theme or simply because you don't like the default black color) or even set your own icon.

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