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Compare Chrome extensions: tabtiles vs Toggle Fullscreen
| Stats | 
tabtiles
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Toggle Fullscreen
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| User count | N/A | 6,000+ |
| Average rating | 3.67 | 4.25 |
| Rating count | 43 | 76 |
| Last updated | 2018-11-14 | 2020-09-18 |
| Size | 69.17K | 17.87K |
| Version | 0.9.0 | 1.1 |
| Short description | |
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| Control your tabs with tiles - useful for large monitors and full screen (F11) browsing. | Adds a simple fullscreen button, plus toggle via the context menu. |
| Full summary | |
This extension displays a window's tabs in a bar along the top or bottom of the screen, useful for when browsing in full screen (F11) mode. The tiles are larger, so easier to click on than the usual browser tabs. It also allows navigating through the tabs using the keyboard, using the left and right keys. Press Enter to select a tab. Other features include: Type-to-search: start typing to enter keywords in the tabtiles address bar, press Enter to search. Choose when to display the bar: for normal restored windows, when maximized or in full screen mode. And / or auto-hide when not in use. Customize the size of the bar, to a percentage of the window height. Show popup hints, containing the full title and address of the page. -- |
Add a full screen ⛶ button, plus a toggle within the (right-click) context menu, so that the window state may be changed (without resorting to the keyboard, i.e. F11, or the built-in Ⓧ broken dropdown button in the current GUI). This extension provides the additional benefit of properly preserving the window's prior state upon exiting full-screen mode. 2017 Update: Chrome officially added their own context menu item that reads "Exit full screen ... F11", once already in full-screen mode. Ironically, their official update still does not function properly, as it does not restore the window state to the state it was in prior to entering full-screen mode. Therefore, please take care to distinguish between the two. The correct button to use, in order for this extension to provide the expected behavior, is the one that reads "⛶ ⊤oggle Fullscreen", (i.e. the context menu item that this extension creates). |