Sunday, 2 December 2007  Fullscreen in Firefox on Mac OS X
Update: Finally, Firefox 3.6 (and onwards hopefully!) support
fullscreen. Just Press the Command key + Shift key + F, or go to
View > Full screen. Nevertheless, the method below might still
be useful if you want to make the Firefox window a particular
size, say 1024*768 or something like that for testing purposes.
Mac: Hi, I'm a Mac. I look cool and interesting. PC: And I'm a
PC. I look ugly and boring. Mac: Dude. You're so boring. PC: I
sure am. Mac: I rock. PC: Ya sure do.  - Some Apple commercial
where Apple makes fun of "personal computers". Yup. The Apple
commercials sure are right. There is huge different between the
Mac and PC lifestyles. I've been a switcher recently. And one
big problem that I ran into recently is that a lot of things on
the PC side aren't quite available to the Mac users.  Usually,
when I'm on the PC, I hit F11 and Firefox goes into full screen
mode. However, when I'm on Tiger or Leopard for that matter,
hitting F11 will