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<h2>Status: <code id="statusField">NO-STATUS</code></h2>
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<li>There are two different kinds of fullscreen mode: "tab fullscreen" and
"browser fullscreen".
<ul>
<li>Tab fullscreen refers to when a tab enters fullscreen mode via the
JS or Pepper fullscreen API. The NaCl Module will enter or
exit fullscreen when it has focus and the enter key is pressed.</li>
<li>Browser fullscreen refers to the user putting the browser itself
into fullscreen mode from the UI (e.g., pressing F11).</li>
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</li>
<li>Lock mouse:
<ul>
<li>Mouse Lock refers to removing the standard mouse cursor, and
sending mouse messages to the module even when the cursor is outside
of the module's bounding box. The NaCl module will enter or exit
mouse lock by clicking on the grey box representing the bounding
area of the module.
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<li>Involuntary fullscreen or mouselock loss.
<ul>
<li>Pressing the Esc key will cause the browser to revoke mouselock
or tab fullscreen privilege.</li>
<li>When in browser fullscreen, pressing F11 will also revoke mouselock
or tab fullscreen privilege.</li>
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<p> Move the mouse cursor over the grey box to watch the captured mouse
movement. Notice that messages are normally not captured when the cursor
is outside of the grey box.</p>
<p> By clicking on the grey box, we set focus and turn on mouse lock. Now all
mouse messages are sent to the module.</p>
<p> This behavior is maintained even in tab and/or browser fullscreen.</p>
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