The fullscreen/unfullscreen moment will have windows' native window border

[ismanong]

There is also the issue that when zoomed out full screen, the bottom will persistently expose a few pixels of the native box colour.

Hi author, thank you for the package, how do I fix this please?

[damywise]

*These are workaround, not fixes

For hiding the native window border when going to full screen

You can call

await windowManager.hide();

before calling

windowManager.setFullScreen(true);

For the few pixels at the bottom

Use this:

await windowManager.setBounds((await windowManager.getBounds()).inflate(1));
await windowManager.setBounds((await windowManager.getBounds()).inflate(-1));

after

await windowManager.setFullScreen(false);

As for hiding the native window after zoomed out of full screen, I don't know any workaround for that.

I believe the setFullScreen() method inside the plugin needs to be further improved to fix these issues.

[ismanong]

@damywise
Thank you for the solution, the problem when turning on full screen has shown up properly and the process is good. However, there is still a problem with removing the full screen.

Do you have any better suggestions please?

[damywise]

I don't, sorry about that.
Maybe use

await Future.delayed(const Duration(milliseconds: 200));

before calling the setBounds functions, but after setFullScreen(false) so the resize happens after the window is truly out of full screen mode.

[chifandeyu]

Same problem on windows10.

[zhangweihong]

I have the same problem

[bullets-jyr]

I have the same problem

[bullets-jyr]

I have the same problem