Most sites you have to click the thumbnail, then click play, then click the fullscreen button. That said, it's optional under settings.
Most sites you have to click the thumbnail, then click play, then click the fullscreen button. That said, it's optional under settings.
You could write a front end client for Lemmy. Right now I think theirs only like one app for each platform, with lots of room for UX improvements. The site you have is fine but I know I won’t personally be investing any time that’s not backed by web standards, with distributed stake holders. I think maybe you’re asking the wrong crowd here because we’re all likely to be inclined against letting another digg/Reddit situation happen where the people that find themselves in a leadership position can ruin the whole thing
Most modern browsers don't allow auto-playing video at all, or only allow auto-play with content muted... How are you getting around that?
edit: I see you mean just make it the one interaction click to do all those things simultaneously.
thanks for using Leebra!
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Can you expand on why you'd want to autoplay full screen videos? I'm not sure I'm understanding you correctly, or if I am then I'm not understanding why that's desirable?
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