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IE11 fullscreen triggered from keyboard #1478

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mynameisstephen opened this issue Sep 4, 2014 · 9 comments
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IE11 fullscreen triggered from keyboard #1478

mynameisstephen opened this issue Sep 4, 2014 · 9 comments

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Triggering the full screen button from the keyboard (tab to then enter/space) does not enter full screen mode in IE11. No error is thrown. Triggering full screen mode via the mouse works.

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mmcc commented Sep 29, 2014

@gkatsev any ideas on this one?

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gkatsev commented Sep 29, 2014

Does it work in other browsers? I don't know what would cause it.

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mmcc commented Sep 29, 2014

It does work in other browsers that I've tested it on. The only guess that @heff and I have is that IE11 is strict about only honoring the fullscreen request on an actual click event. The docs seem to suggest that's not the case, but that's the only guess I've got.

To do so, you must call msRequestFullscreen from a user-initiated event, such as a button click, rather than automatically from script.

From the MSDN docs

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gkatsev commented Jun 3, 2015

I investigated this some more and it seems like it's a bug in IE11. Even youtube's player doesn't work.

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gkatsev commented Jun 3, 2015

I'm not really sure there's anything we can do for this. Should it be closed? @mmcc @heff?

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mmcc commented Jun 3, 2015

I normally err on the side of closing things we have no control over. Although it might still be an issue, it's not like we can do anything about it, so there's no point in having an open issue.

How about a label for "can't fix" or something? That would allow us to periodically check the intersection of "browser bug" and "can't fix" as browsers update.

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heff commented Jun 4, 2015

That sounds reasonable. If we can find a link to a bug report about it
somewhere that'd be good. Does IE have a bug tracker?

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I normally err on the side of closing things we have no control over.
Although it might still be an issue, it's not like we can do anything about
it, so there's no point in having an open issue.

How about a label for "can't fix" or something? That would allow us to
periodically check the intersection of "browser bug" and "can't fix" as
browsers update.


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gkatsev commented Jun 4, 2015

They do: https://connect.microsoft.com/IE/Feedback

This reminds me, videojs should probably be checked out on MS Edge.

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gkatsev commented Nov 18, 2015

In my other issue on their tracker regarding tracks, they said they don't work on IE11, so, not sure whether it's even useful to open this issue :/
Closing since we can't do anything.

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