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Hierdie gesprek is in die argief. Vra asseblief 'n nuwe vraag as jy hulp nodig het.

I use firefox always in fulscreen mode, if i put any html5 video in fulscreen when the video stops my whole firefox goes to windowed mode..

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csiregeza
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How to recreate the problem: 1. put your firefox in fullscreen mode (use the F11 key). 2. navigate to any html5 video (on vimeo or anywhere). 3. click the video's fullscreen button (now the video is in fullscreen too). 4. THE PROBLEM: If the video stops or ESC is pressed or the video's exit fullscreen button clicked, we don't return to the fullscreen firefox but firefox goes to windowed mode.

Firefox should stay in fullscreen mode after a fullscreen html5 video just like with any flash based video.

Firefox version: 36.0.4 Os: win7

How to recreate the problem: 1. put your firefox in fullscreen mode (use the F11 key). 2. navigate to any html5 video (on vimeo or anywhere). 3. click the video's fullscreen button (now the video is in fullscreen too). 4. THE PROBLEM: If the video stops or ESC is pressed or the video's exit fullscreen button clicked, we don't return to the fullscreen firefox but firefox goes to windowed mode. Firefox should stay in fullscreen mode after a fullscreen html5 video just like with any flash based video. Firefox version: 36.0.4 Os: win7

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guigs
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One work around I have noticed is if you click the fullscreen icon on the bottom right of the HTML5 player.

csiregeza
csiregeza Vraag-eienaar
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guigs2 said

One work around I have noticed is if you click the fullscreen icon on the bottom right of the HTML5 player.

Your suggestion is one of the methods to create the problem (with my setup). What is your setup (firefox version and os)?

The problem persist on these setups: ff35.0.4 win7, ff35.0.1 win7, ff34.0.1 macosx10.10.2, I attached a visual guide to understand the problem.