Fullscreen help

[sdetweil]

@prvrami everybody else uses that

[sdetweil]

@prvrami looks like you have to pass param to get it to go fs

midori -e Fullscreen -a [url_to_site] 

[prvrami]

@sdetweil ok, i give up. Tried a common keyboard, tried VNC-ing from my laptop but nothing seems to work. Is there another key combination for Midori ?

[sdetweil]

@prvrami i didn’t find any keyboard operation to go fs, in my google searches

see my comment about about parameter

[prvrami]

@sdetweil said in Fullscreen help:

i -e Ful

is already set

[prvrami]

@sdetweil

#!/bin/sh
unclutter &
xset -dpms
xset s off
xset s noblank
matchbox-window-manager &
midori -e Fullscreen -a http://localhost:8080

[sdetweil]

@prvrami

unclutter &
xset -dpms
xset s off
xset s noblank

that turns off screen saver and power mgmt

matchbox-window-manager &

that must be the trick

[prvrami]

@sdetweil

I thought the same thing but it doesn’t work. Still the same after cutting the line you mentioned…

[sdetweil]

@prvrami weird

[prvrami]

@sdetweil
yeah, looks like i need to start from scratch. I honestly don’t know why i can’t go fullscreen…

[prvrami]

Update: Reinstalled everything from scratch, still the same. Changed the sd card, reinstalled again and everything worked flawless. Cheers!

[valentindey]

For anyone experiencing similar problems, another solution could be to build midori from source.

With midori v7.0.2 (latest you can install for raspberry os at the time of writing) I couldn’t get rid of the tab bar and some window borders. Building midori v9.0 from source it works nicely in full screen mode with the parameter -e Fullscreen. See description how to do that here https://github.com/midori-browser/core . There are also some related and resolved issues on github.