launch firefox full screen on boot - Ubuntu 16.04
I know there is already questions about this topic, however all the solution are about a kiosk mode, if I only want to launch firefox (or chrome) in full screen with a certain url regardless of user permissions and whatever, how will I proceed?
I can already open firefox with the "startup Applications" with the command "firefox [URL]" but not in full screen.
16.04 firefox google-chrome
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I know there is already questions about this topic, however all the solution are about a kiosk mode, if I only want to launch firefox (or chrome) in full screen with a certain url regardless of user permissions and whatever, how will I proceed?
I can already open firefox with the "startup Applications" with the command "firefox [URL]" but not in full screen.
16.04 firefox google-chrome
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I know there is already questions about this topic, however all the solution are about a kiosk mode, if I only want to launch firefox (or chrome) in full screen with a certain url regardless of user permissions and whatever, how will I proceed?
I can already open firefox with the "startup Applications" with the command "firefox [URL]" but not in full screen.
16.04 firefox google-chrome
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I know there is already questions about this topic, however all the solution are about a kiosk mode, if I only want to launch firefox (or chrome) in full screen with a certain url regardless of user permissions and whatever, how will I proceed?
I can already open firefox with the "startup Applications" with the command "firefox [URL]" but not in full screen.
16.04 firefox google-chrome
16.04 firefox google-chrome
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I recommend using an add-on like Auto FullScreen for Firefox.
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I recommend using an add-on like Auto FullScreen for Firefox.
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I recommend using an add-on like Auto FullScreen for Firefox.
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I recommend using an add-on like Auto FullScreen for Firefox.
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