https://codeberg.org/marvin1099/LinuxGoFullscreen
https://codeberg.org/marvin1099/LinuxGoFullscreen#description
https://codeberg.org/marvin1099/LinuxGoFullscreen#install
https://codeberg.org/marvin1099/LinuxGoFullscreen#important
https://github.com/marvin1099/LinuxGoFullscreen
https://github.com/marvin1099/LinuxGoFullscreen#description
https://github.com/marvin1099/LinuxGoFullscreen#install
https://github.com/marvin1099/LinuxGoFullscreen#important
A other simple script that was just sitting on my drive.
It will auto full screen a browser video player,
on a window you focused at the start of the script,
by double clicking on it.
Get the script from
https://codeberg.org/marvin1099/LinuxGoFullscreen/releases
Or get it from
https://github.com/marvin1099/LinuxGoFullscreen/releases
Put the "gofullscreen.sh" script anywhere you want
Then you just run it in a terminal window so you can easily close it.
The script will wait 5 seconds,
then get the active window and
try to double click on it to make it go into fullscreen.
On successful fullscreen the script will check if media is playing.
If no media is playing it will click once more to make it start playing.
The script might take away your controls.
That is why you should ran the script in the terminal so you can easily close it.
If you cant get to the terminal or accidentally ran the script in the backround,
than you can also delete the emergency file "gofullscreen.txt",
the script will create that file in the script directory at script startup and
will close as soon as this file has gone missing.