There are several ways to make an application full-screen, depending on your operating system and the application itself.
Windows
- Pressing F11: This is a common shortcut that works in many applications, including web browsers, word processors, and media players.
- Using the Alt+Enter keys: This combination also works for many applications, especially games.
- Using the application's menu: Many applications have a dedicated "Full Screen" option in their menus. Look for "View," "Window," or "Fullscreen" in the menu bar.
macOS
- Pressing the green button in the top-left corner: This button usually toggles between windowed and full-screen mode.
- Using the "Enter Full Screen" option in the application menu: Some applications have a dedicated "Enter Full Screen" option in their menu bar.
- Using the "Fullscreen" option in the "View" menu: This option is commonly found in many applications.
Linux
- Using the "Fullscreen" option in the application menu: Many Linux applications have a dedicated "Fullscreen" option in their menu bar.
- Using the F11 key: This shortcut works in many applications, including web browsers.
- Using the Alt+Enter keys: This combination works for some applications, especially games.
Web Browsers
- Pressing F11: This shortcut works across most web browsers.
- Using the "Fullscreen" button in the browser's toolbar: Most modern browsers have a dedicated "Fullscreen" button.
- Right-clicking and selecting "Enter Fullscreen" from the context menu: This option is usually available when right-clicking on the web page.
These methods should help you successfully full-screen your desired application. If you're still having trouble, try searching for your specific application and operating system online.
