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There was little need to reference Apple though, as Firefox can do the exact same thing by pressing F11 (on Windows).
by DatBear 12y ago
There was little need to reference Apple though, as Firefox can do the exact same thing by pressing F11 (on Windows).
- epochwolf 12y agoI disagree. The reference why Apple added Full Screen. Why did Apple make a Full Screen feature in their operating system? Minimalism and simplicity. Why does Firefox have a fullscreen option? Because most browsers had that option and it's a useful feature once in a while. Not a compelling reference.
- DatBear 12y agoDo you have a source for this, or did you just make up some reasons to justify mentioning Apple? ...
- epo 12y agoDo pay attention. This sub thread started with a mention of Apple.
- DatBear 12y agoDo pay attention. I commented on the need to mention Apple in this sub thread, as Firefox (the main topic here, if I'm not mistaken) had the same functionality. Then, epochwolf stated that the reasons for implementing the added functionality were different, and therefore the mention of Apple added to the original comment. I then commented asking whether or not he had a source for stating the reasons for implementing said functionality, since it seems as though they're unsubstantiated.