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The article seems to imply this is due to a new feature introduced by the SublimeVideo team which really isn't the case. They've simply added support for the fu
by bcrescimanno 15y ago
The article seems to imply this is due to a new feature introduced by the SublimeVideo team which really isn't the case. They've simply added support for the fullscreen API that has been added in Safari 5.1 (and is coming to other browsers--something noted only in the footnote).
Not that I'm down on the Sublime Player; but this is a browser feature that they could have been coding for all along (as the specs started to surface months ago) and now "just works" because there's finally a browser that implements it.