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You never side by side your browser and another application like a terminal or text editor? And even barring that the taskbar of your OS along with window decor

by PMunch 3y ago

You never side by side your browser and another application like a terminal or text editor? And even barring that the taskbar of your OS along with window decorations means that your browser is seldom 100% of the screen. This is also talking about the viewport, so even though they clumsily refer to it as the "browser" the website won't be given 100% of your resolution even if your browser did have 100% simply because of things like the tabs bar and other navigation. Can you full-screen a website? Sure. But that's not the common way to browse.

ghusto 3y ago
> You never side by side your browser and another application like a terminal or text editor? Never. I cmd+tab between windows. What I _have_ seen is developers have those on different monitors, but even there the browser is always fullscreen. > And even barring that the taskbar of your OS along with window decorations means that your browser is seldom 100% of the screen I did mention this ;)