Hi Team, While going through Blink's commit, I came across interesting case where Safari 16.1 behave strange compared to Chrome Canary 110. Test Case - https://jsfiddle.net/esnjd59z/ Based of Blink's Commit - https://src.chromium.org/viewvc/blink?view=revision&revision=179436 *** Safari 16.1 Behavior *** 1) Run JSFiddle 2) Click anywhere on the result, it will go to fullscreen 3) Close full screen 4) Now click again to do full screen >>> EXPECTED RESULT: Go full screen again >>> ACTUAL RESULT: It do splash and go fullscreen and come back again. (Also first time, it would be white full screen but later it would be dark full screen - seems odd). ________ Chrome Canary 110 behave correctly and full screen and then you have to dismiss it. I think it is more of graceful handling of how to do it rather than splash causing seizure like experience for some users. Just wanted to raise it so this can be considered in future. Thanks!
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> (Also first time, it would be white full screen but later it would be dark full screen - seems odd). That part has been fixed with my changes. Other that that, I'm not sure I'm understanding the bug that you see, the animation is different between Safari & Chrome, but nothing looks broken to me. It's worth testing again when STP 161 comes out with all of my changes.
(In reply to Tim Nguyen (:ntim) from comment #3) > > (Also first time, it would be white full screen but later it would be dark full screen - seems odd). > > That part has been fixed with my changes. > > Other that that, I'm not sure I'm understanding the bug that you see, the > animation is different between Safari & Chrome, but nothing looks broken to > me. > > It's worth testing again when STP 161 comes out with all of my changes. Will do and usually I also go through all my old bugs and some with fixes to see if any other related bugs are also fixed or not. Thanks for your input!
(In reply to Tim Nguyen (:ntim) from comment #3) > > (Also first time, it would be white full screen but later it would be dark full screen - seems odd). > > That part has been fixed with my changes. > > Other that that, I'm not sure I'm understanding the bug that you see, the > animation is different between Safari & Chrome, but nothing looks broken to > me. > > It's worth testing again when STP 161 comes out with all of my changes. Checking with STP161, the behavior is more refined and better than Safari 16.2 and similar to Chrome Canary 111. I am closing this as "RESOLVED CONFIGURATION CHANGED".