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Something in the embed code prevents the "allow full screen" from working properly, so the video is tiny and scrunched up into the upper left hand corner. When

• chrismeller 7y ago
  In Safari on mobile you have the opposite problem - it’s too large for the display and there’s no way to make it smaller (or full screen). I kind of assumed that was intentional, since the lifeguard can’t make it full screen or zoom in either. :)
  • xenocratus 7y ago
    ... for them it is already full screen and way better resolution
• Vinnl 7y ago
  The reason for this, I think, is that the idea is that you click on the drowning person when you see it. They're probably assuming dimensions in able to correlate your click with their actual position.
  • rendall 7y ago
    Oh!!! Maybe? There is a allowfullscreen="1" in there, so I think they do want a fullscreen, just... I dunno.