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When I use a Flash video that has a full-screen function, I would like to be able to allow another program to get focus and have the Flash video stay full-screen.



I'm using Chrome 27.0.1453.110 with Adobe's implementation of Flash 11.2. I'm using 11.2 because the primary purpose of using Flash is Amazon's Instant Video.



Currently, whenever another program gains focus, the Flash full-screen restores back to what it was before. Is there any way to change this behavior?


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After being annoyed at this problem myself, and not liking how many of the extensions to accomplish this objective are so flaky or don't work on all sites, I've made my own extension.



https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/maximize-flash/chihjmmmhbapnhemoopibkekbojilhge?hl=en



When you click on the icon it will maximize/restore the original size to the biggest flash object on the page.



Some things that this extension does that others don't are:




  • Will keep playing the item inline where it is in the DOM, meaning that the video won't reload. For some videos trying to reload the video won't work at all, and for others it will do annoying things such as cause you to have to watch the ad at the start of the video again.

  • Will search through all iframes in the current site to find the flash object with the biggest area to maximize.

  • Preserves aspect ratio of the video.

  • Supports HTML 5 videos as well.

  • Will resize the maximized video as you resize the browser window, allowing you to create custom video sizes for your needs.


[#30726] Friday, June 24, 2022, 2 Years  [reply] [flag answer]
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