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The fullscreen API takes an element and renders it on some top layer. Shared element transitions do a similar-but-different thing, so we need to figure out how they interact.
This is less of a problem for cross-document transitions, as we always break out of full-screen in those cases, but we still need to define how elements are captured then we're in the fullscreen state.
I haven't fully thought through it, but here are some questions it raises:
When we capture an element within a fullscreen'd element, do we capture it in its fullscreen state?
What happens when a captured element is outside of the fullscreen'd element?
What if the current fullscreen'd element is within a cross-origin iframe? The element may assume that another origin cannot draw on top. If that's the case we need to ensure SET doesn't change that.
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We are creating a new stacking context which is a sibling of the stacking context for root and top layer elements. This allows elements in the top layer to be snapshotted and displayed the same as regular elements.
The fullscreen API takes an element and renders it on some top layer. Shared element transitions do a similar-but-different thing, so we need to figure out how they interact.
This is less of a problem for cross-document transitions, as we always break out of full-screen in those cases, but we still need to define how elements are captured then we're in the fullscreen state.
I haven't fully thought through it, but here are some questions it raises:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: