Täisekraanil

Täisekraanil is an Estonian term that translates to "full screen" in English. It refers to a display mode in computing and software applications where the content occupies the entire screen area, eliminating or hiding the usual window borders, title bars, menus, and other user interface elements. This mode is often used to maximize the viewing area for a specific application or content, providing an immersive experience.

When an application or website is set to täisekraanil mode, the operating system's taskbar or dock may also be hidden to further enhance the full-screen effect. Users typically enter or exit this mode using specific keyboard shortcuts, such as the F11 key on many Windows and Linux systems, or by clicking a dedicated full-screen button often found in the application's interface.

The purpose of täisekraanil mode can vary. In media players, it allows for a more cinematic viewing experience of videos. In web browsers, it can be used to focus on reading articles or viewing images without distractions. Games often utilize full-screen mode to immerse players in the game world. Some productivity applications might also offer a full-screen option to minimize distractions during focused work sessions. Exiting täisekraanil mode returns the application to its standard windowed state.