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Modern desktop version of IE 10 is always fullscreen.
There is a living specification for :fullscreen
pseudo-class on W3
But when I tried to detect fullscreen with jQuery version 1.9.x and 2.x:
$(document).is(:fullscreen)
it threw this error:
Syntax error, unrecognized expression: fullscreen
Questions:
Is it because jQuery doesn't recognize this standard yet or IE10?
What is the legacy way of checking fullscreen mode? I am expecting following results:
function IsFullScreen() {
/* Retrun TRUE */
/* If UA exists in classic desktop and not in full screen */
/* Else return FALSE */
}
Can we do it without browser sniffing?
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