@leocg Oh. There you are. My original post was in regard to the Android Opera browser. I hope this has cleared things up.

BTW, where did the post get moved to?

@teduardo Well I hope, at least, this post got moved to the Opera for Android feature request section. I thought that's where I was when I posted it. I don't know where it is now.

@teduardo said in Exit Full Screen Icon:

@leocg said in Exit Full Screen Icon:

@teduardo Ah, that one. I'm not sure if Opera has any control over it.

Anyway, I guess such change would depend on Chromium.

You know, I think you may be right. It could be something that Android does and not Opera.

Hmmm. I wonder if there is an app for that?

Anyway, my bad. Have a great day!

I tested this with a few other apps on my phone. That icon only pops up with Opera, and does not appear to be part of the Android OS as far as I can tell.

It would be very convenient to move it to somewhere else on the screen when it is covering up other "clickable" icons on a website.

@leocg Sorry. It's Android. Again, my bad for no clarifying that.

@leocg said in Exit Full Screen Icon:

@teduardo Ah, that one. I'm not sure if Opera has any control over it.

Anyway, I guess such change would depend on Chromium.

You know, I think you may be right. It could be something that Android does and not Opera.

Hmmm. I wonder if there is an app for that?

Anyway, my bad. Have a great day!

@leocg said in Exit Full Screen Icon:

@teduardo What icon?

There is a small circular icon, with something that looks like a cross in it, that appears on the lower-right part of the screen in full screen mode.

This icon will sometimes cover up other icons on web pages where they cannot be pressed or used.

It would be convenient to long press this icon and move it to a different part of the screen.

I have a screenshot of what I am referring to, but I did not know how to attach it to my original post.

I would like to be able to move it to a different part of the screen by long-pressing the icon.

@prisoner428 Why should we have to install another app just to stop this nonsense. Opera should fix this.