Can't we enjoy a world with full screen goodness regardless of the edge-of-your-seat, pants on fire risks from such reckless behaviour? Full screen is a famili

Can't we enjoy a world with full screen goodness regardless of the edge-of-your-seat, pants on fire risks from such reckless behaviour? Full screen is a familiar mode initialised by user action, for things like video on a website. You go into full screen, you come out of full screen. It's a well understood thing. The idea that a malicious website could trick you into thinking you're viewing your iPad's home screen... well that's a shaky argument, full of holes. Every iPad user in the world knows what their home button does. Short of intoxicated illiterates swiping their iPads down scary street after visiting evil websites, there's zero issues. The only issue is Apple's unwillingness to share the "native" features with the web browser. That tiny little 'x', you know the one, to close those pop-down messages "this site has an app". Bad UX for anyone wanting to dismiss that message. Tapping anywhere in the message except the store button should dismiss the message.