WHY?

I know what you're thinking. There's already the Screen.fullScreen api, and it works on WebGL, even mobile devices.

Well, that's true. However, there are a couple of things that this plugin can do which the official solution can't:

1-You can configure the navigationUI parameter. The official solution has this parameter set to auto. Which means that in some browsers, like Chrome on Android, will show the navigation bar on fullscreen. By default, my plugin sets this parameter to hide.

2-You can set callbacks to do something when the app enters fullscreen and/or exits fullscreen. You can react to fullscreen changes. This is useful if you want to have a button to toggle fullscreen and change its appearance accordingly, for example. Note that this works even if the user exits fullscreen using the navigation bar or the ESC key instead of a button from your app.

3-You can detect if fullscreen is available on the device. Meaning you can show the toggle button only if the user can switch to fullscreen in the first place. On Safari for iPhone you can't for example.

TL;DR

Fullscreen on roids. If the official solution is enough for you, don't bother. But hey, it's free.

Any Requirements?

Yes, your browser needs to implement the Fullscreen API.

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