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This is some code that tries to detect if the user has a fullscreen window open. It should work pretty well in OSX. It works in Windows but needs some better support for computers with multiple screens. Unfortunately it won't work at all in Linux right now, although I would like to change that.
import isFullscreen from "detect-fullscreen-ts"
console.log(isFullscreen())
=> true/false
It works a little differently in OSX and Windows. You can see the code at Fullscreen.css
On OSX, the code iterates through all of the elements visible on the screen. One of these elements might be the Menubar which appears at the top of the screen. If that element doesn't exist, we assume that there's a fullscreen window on that display.
On Windows, the code checks the bounds of the active window. If they meet/exceed the resolution of the screen, we treat it as a fullscreen window.
If a computer has multiple displays, and one of them has a fullscreen window, then isFullscreen() will return true.
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Detect if local machine has a fullscreen app running
We found that detect-fullscreen-ts demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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