I can't seem to find any websites detailing the support for the iframe attribute "allowfullscreen". CanIUse.com doesn't seem to have a listing for it, for example.
Does anyone have the support information for Chrome, Safari, IE and Firefox?
How widely supported is the iframe attribute "allowfullscreen"?
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This might be what you are looking for. https://mcmap.net/q/116378/-quot-full-screen-quot-lt-iframe-gt –
Upwards
@Upwards Nope. Not even close. Thanks anyway. –
Cesium
I don't see how that does not help –
Angelo
@Angelo The questions are completely unrelated. –
Cesium
I've started discovering some of my own answers:
FireFox: Added support in v18 (January 8, 2013) - Source
Chrome: Added support in v27 (May 22, 2013) - Source
Safari: Added support in v7 (October 22, 2013) - Source
Internet Explorer: Added support in v11
Microsoft Edge: Supported
It seems to be difficult to find detailed release notes for the other three, unfortunately.
IE 9, 10, 11 and Edge support the attribute ("allowfullscreen property" in MS talk) according to MSDN. –
Abadan
There’s a website dedicated to this attribute: http://www.allowfullscreen.com/. It's not very good, however.
While MSDN has only a rudimental entry, MDN provides a support table in their iframe doc:
- FF: 18
- Chrome: 17 (
webkitallowfullscreen) - IE: no support
- Safari: prefix support
- Opera: supported
Update: CanIUse.com reports support in all major browsers now.
Looks like this attribute is part of the HTML 5.1 specification. This WC3 implementation report claims support in all browsers, so
<iframe allowfullscreen>
should work, except Microsoft browsers which need the -ms- vendor prefix.
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