What browsers support allowfullscreen attribute?

Answers:

• The allowfullscreen attribute is used in HTML to enable fullscreen mode for elements, such as <iframe> tags. This attribute is well-supported in most modern web browsers. Here’s a breakdown of the browser support for the allowfullscreen attribute:

  1. Google Chrome: Full support.
  2. Mozilla Firefox: Full support.
  3. Microsoft Edge: Full support.
  4. Safari: Full support.
  5. Opera: Full support.
  6. Internet Explorer: The allowfullscreen attribute is not supported in Internet Explorer versions prior to Edge.

  In general, as long as you are using a modern version of a browser, the allowfullscreen attribute should work without issues. However, it's always a good idea to test your web applications in different browsers and versions to ensure compatibility.

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