What browsers support the Fullscreen API?

Answers:

• The Fullscreen API is widely supported across most modern web browsers. Here’s a summary of its support:

  1. Google Chrome: Full support since version 15.
  2. Mozilla Firefox: Full support since version 10.
  3. Microsoft Edge: Full support since its initial version (EdgeHTML and Chromium-based).
  4. Safari: Full support since version 10.
  5. Opera: Full support since version 15.

  In general, all major desktop and mobile browsers support the Fullscreen API, but it is always recommended to check for the latest compatibility information, as browser versions can change frequently. You can refer to resources like MDN Web Docs or Can I Use to find the most current details on browser support.

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