Full Screen API

API for allowing content (like a video or canvas element) to take up the entire screen.

Spec	https://fullscreen.spec.whatwg.org/
Status	WHATWG Living Standard

IE	Edge	Firefox	Chrome	Safari	Opera
		57 ^(1,3,4,*)	62 ^(2,3,*)
		56 ^(1,3,4,*)	61 ^(2,3,*)	TP ^(2,3,*)	48 ^(2,3,*)
	16 ⁽³⁾	55 ^(1,3,4,*)	60 ^(2,3,*)	11 ^(2,3,*)	47 ^(2,3,*)
11 ^(3,*)	15 ⁽³⁾	54 ^(1,3,4,*)	59 ^(2,3,*)	10.1 ^(2,3,*)	46 ^(2,3,*)
10	14 ⁽³⁾	53 ^(1,3,4,*)	58 ^(2,3,*)	10 ^(2,3,*)	45 ^(2,3,*)
9	13 ⁽³⁾	52 ^(1,3,4,*)	57 ^(2,3,*)	9.1 ^(2,3,*)	44 ^(2,3,*)
8	12 ⁽³⁾	51 ^(1,3,4,*)	56 ^(2,3,*)	9 ^(2,3,*)	43 ^(2,3,*)
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7		50 ^(1,3,4,*)	55 ^(2,3,*)	8 ^(2,3,*)	42 ^(2,3,*)
6		49 ^(1,3,4,*)	54 ^(2,3,*)	7.1 ^(2,3,*)	41 ^(2,3,*)
5.5		48 ^(1,3,4,*)	53 ^(2,3,*)	7 ^(2,3,*)	40 ^(2,3,*)
		47 ^(1,3,4,*)	52 ^(2,3,*)	6.1 ^(2,3,*)	39 ^(2,3,*)
		46 ^(1,3,*)	51 ^(2,3,*)	6 ^(2,3,*)	38 ^(2,3,*)
		45 ^(1,3,*)	50 ^(2,3,*)	5.1 ^(1,3,*)	37 ^(2,3,*)
		44 ^(1,3,*)	49 ^(2,3,*)	5	36 ^(2,3,*)
		43 ^(1,3,*)	48 ^(2,3,*)	4	35 ^(2,3,*)
		42 ^(1,3,*)	47 ^(2,3,*)	3.2	34 ^(2,3,*)
		41 ^(1,3,*)	46 ^(2,3,*)	3.1	33 ^(2,3,*)
		40 ^(1,3,*)	45 ^(2,3,*)		32 ^(2,3,*)
		39 ^(1,3,*)	44 ^(2,3,*)		31 ^(2,3,*)
		38 ^(1,3,*)	43 ^(2,3,*)		30 ^(2,3,*)
		37 ^(1,3,*)	42 ^(2,3,*)		29 ^(2,3,*)
		36 ^(1,3,*)	41 ^(2,3,*)		28 ^(2,3,*)
		35 ^(1,3,*)	40 ^(2,3,*)		27 ^(2,3,*)
		34 ^(1,3,*)	39 ^(2,3,*)		26 ^(2,3,*)
		33 ^(1,3,*)	38 ^(2,3,*)		25 ^(2,3,*)
		32 ^(1,3,*)	37 ^(2,3,*)		24 ^(2,3,*)
		31 ^(1,3,*)	36 ^(2,3,*)		23 ^(2,3,*)
		30 ^(1,3,*)	35 ^(2,3,*)		22 ^(2,3,*)
		29 ^(1,3,*)	34 ^(2,3,*)		21 ^(2,3,*)
		28 ^(1,3,*)	33 ^(2,3,*)		20 ^(2,3,*)
		27 ^(1,3,*)	32 ^(2,3,*)		19 ^(2,3,*)
		26 ^(1,3,*)	31 ^(2,3,*)		18 ^(2,3,*)
		25 ^(1,3,*)	30 ^(2,3,*)		17 ^(2,3,*)
		24 ^(1,3,*)	29 ^(2,3,*)		16 ^(2,3,*)
		23 ^(1,3,*)	28 ^(2,3,*)		15 ^(2,3,*)
		22 ^(1,3,*)	27 ^(2,3,*)		12.1
		21 ^(1,3,*)	26 ^(2,3,*)		12
		20 ^(1,3,*)	25 ^(2,3,*)		11.6
		19 ^(1,3,*)	24 ^(2,3,*)		11.5
		18 ^(1,3,*)	23 ^(2,3,*)		11.1
		17 ^(1,3,*)	22 ^(2,3,*)		11
		16 ^(1,3,*)	21 ^(2,3,*)		10.6
		15 ^(1,3,*)	20 ^(2,3,*)		10.5
		14 ^(1,3,*)	19 ^(1,3,*)		10.0-10.1
		13 ^(1,3,*)	18 ^(1,3,*)		9.5-9.6
		12 ^(1,3,*)	17 ^(1,3,*)		9
		11 ^(1,3,*)	16 ^(1,3,*)
		10 ^(1,3,*)	15 ^(1,3,*)
		9	14
		8	13
		7	12
		6	11
		5	10
		4	9
		3.6	8
		3.5	7
		3	6
		2	5
			4

iOS Safari	Opera Mini	Android Browser	Blackberry Browser	Opera Mobile	Android Chrome	Android Firefox	IE Mobile	Android UC Browser	Samsung Internet	QQ Browser	Baidu Browser
11
10.3	all	56	10 ^(2,*)	37 ^(2,3,*)	59 ^(2,3,*)	54 ^(1,3,4,*)	11 ^(3,*)	11.4 ^(2,3,*)	5 ^(2,3,*)	1.2 ^(2,3,*)	7.12 ^(2,3,*)
10.0-10.2		4.4.3-4.4.4	7	12.1			10		4 ^(2,3,*)
9.3		4.4		12
9.0-9.2		4.2-4.3		11.5
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8.1-8.4		4.1		11.1
8		4		11
7.0-7.1		3		10
6.0-6.1		2.3
5.0-5.1		2.2
4.2-4.3		2.1
4.0-4.1
3.2

Notes

Partial support refers to supporting an earlier draft of the spec.
Partial support refers to not supporting ::backdrop, and supporting the old :full-screen syntax rather than the standard :fullscreen.
Partial support refers to not returning a Promise, as specified in the latest version of the spec.
Unprefixed support is available behind the full-screen-api.unprefix.enabled flag

^* Partial support with prefix.

Bugs

IE 11 doesn't allow going to fullscreen mode when the event that triggers msRequestFullscreen() is a keydown or pointerdown event (keypress and click do work)
Safari blocks access to keyboard events in fullscreen mode (as a security measure).
Safari doesn't support stacking, meaning only one element can be set to full screen. webkitRequestFullScreen() is ignored for other elements and no error event is dispatched.
IE 11 does not allow scrolling when document.documentElement is set to full screen.
IE 11 does not properly support fullscreen when opening from an iframe.
Opera 12.1 uses the older specificaton's :fullscreen-ancestor pseudo-class instead of the the ::backdrop pseudo-element.

Resources

Data by caniuse.com
Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License v4.0.
http://caniuse.com/#feat=fullscreen