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That goes both ways. I bought a cheap Win 10 Tablet (x86) and haven't figured out how to get back from Chrome Browser Fullscreen via F11. The Onscrean Keyboard
by _up 11y ago
That goes both ways. I bought a cheap Win 10 Tablet (x86) and haven't figured out how to get back from Chrome Browser Fullscreen via F11. The Onscrean Keyboard doesn't seem to support Fx keys.
- tluyben2 11y agoYes that is a big issue as well as new keyboards (like the new Google Pixel keyboard) coming on the market lacking keys people who code and/or use shortcut have gotten used to.
- yepYepYep123 11y agoThere might be a bit of a gap coming, maybe a few years, when the people who aren't used to keyboard shortcuts start developing UIs, but, I'm interested in seeing what the people whose experience has been primarily tactile and visual (tablet users, gui users, smartphone users) come up with. I've got a feeling it'll be like watching grandma say "Rotary phones were FINE!" until she gets that first smartphone with the contacts list, then she goes "Oh, wait, what's your phone number? I just always use the contacts."
- WorldWideWayne 11y agoYou need to enable the "Standard Keyboard layout" in PC Settings. However, you don't need a key to exit Chrome full-screen from a Windows touch device. Just tap near the top of the window and Chrome should display the link that says "Exit Full Screen".