EPTIf you use Youtube's built-in maximize button, as soon as you click outside of that window, it goes back to regular size.
Window Expander For YouTube
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Edit: More solutions below!
On July 26 2010 12:28 AbyssV3 wrote:
http://bramp.net/blog/full-screen-hack-for-flash
This has the exact steps and I can verify 100% that it works. - Also doesn't require the downloading of any random software that might do other things to your computer besides a Hex Editor (I use Notepad++ with the Hex Editor Addon, but any hex editor will work)
http://bramp.net/blog/full-screen-hack-for-flash
This has the exact steps and I can verify 100% that it works. - Also doesn't require the downloading of any random software that might do other things to your computer besides a Hex Editor (I use Notepad++ with the Hex Editor Addon, but any hex editor will work)
On July 26 2010 14:32 taffy wrote:
FYI, where youtube is concerned, you can achieve similar results (at least on chrome) with the html5 optin. In html5 mode, fullscreen just fills the window, and then you can just hit F11 for true fullscreen, and it doesn't revert when you click away.
http://www.youtube.com/html5
FYI, where youtube is concerned, you can achieve similar results (at least on chrome) with the html5 optin. In html5 mode, fullscreen just fills the window, and then you can just hit F11 for true fullscreen, and it doesn't revert when you click away.
http://www.youtube.com/html5
On July 26 2010 15:22 Starfox wrote:
You can also try http://deve.loping.net/projects/ignoflash/ for more general use, not just youtube
You can also try http://deve.loping.net/projects/ignoflash/ for more general use, not just youtube
On July 26 2010 15:34 DwD wrote:
http://my.opera.com/d.i.z./blog/2009/04/22/watch-fullscreen-flash-while-working-on-another-screen
This is what I use, works for firefox aswell most likely every browser. Just DL that and replace it in the system folder and it should be good to go, just backup your default one just incase.
This works for any kind of video, youtube, livestream whatever
http://my.opera.com/d.i.z./blog/2009/04/22/watch-fullscreen-flash-while-working-on-another-screen
This is what I use, works for firefox aswell most likely every browser. Just DL that and replace it in the system folder and it should be good to go, just backup your default one just incase.
This works for any kind of video, youtube, livestream whatever
On July 29 2010 10:20 Lyriu wrote:
For those of you with Chrome, the browser seems to use their own stand-alone version of flash. I remember having to modify the gcswf32.dll at one point, but to save you time I'll just post a download for mine.
Just navigate to AppData -> Local -> Google -> Chrome -> Application -> (Your latest version of chrome) and replace the gcswf32.dll file there with this one: [url blocked] .
A reminder, every time you update chrome a new dll file will be written so remember to save this file and replace it when you do so.
Hope this helps =).
For those of you with Chrome, the browser seems to use their own stand-alone version of flash. I remember having to modify the gcswf32.dll at one point, but to save you time I'll just post a download for mine.
Just navigate to AppData -> Local -> Google -> Chrome -> Application -> (Your latest version of chrome) and replace the gcswf32.dll file there with this one: [url blocked] .
A reminder, every time you update chrome a new dll file will be written so remember to save this file and replace it when you do so.
Hope this helps =).
On July 29 2010 10:54 iamahydralisk wrote:
I use Glazoom (firefox addon) for this purpose. it lets you magnify mostly everything (youtube videos included) to your liking.
I use Glazoom (firefox addon) for this purpose. it lets you magnify mostly everything (youtube videos included) to your liking.
