Enable and Disable Chrome Full-Screen Mode in macOS
For Chrome on macOS, in the upper-left corner of Chrome, select the green circle to go to full-screen mode, and select it again to return to the full-size screen.
There are two other options to activate full-screen mode:
From the menu bar, select View > Enter Full Screen. Use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Command+F.
To exit full-screen mode, repeat this process.
Enable and Disable Full-Screen Mode in Chrome for Windows
The quickest way to get Chrome in full-screen mode in Windows is to press F11 on the keyboard. The other way is through the Chrome menu:
In the upper-right corner of Chrome, select the menu (three-dot) icon. In the Zoom section, select the square icon on the right. To return to the standard view, press F11 or hover near the top of the screen and select the X button that appears.
What Is Chrome Full-Screen Mode?
Google Chrome full-screen mode hides distractions on your desktop, including the bookmarks bar, menu buttons, open tabs, and the operating system clock and taskbar. When you use full-screen mode, Chrome occupies all the space on the screen.
How to Zoom In and Out in Chrome
Full-screen mode displays more of the page, but it doesn’t make the text larger. To make text larger, use the Zoom setting.
In the upper-right corner of Chrome, select the menu (three-dot) icon. Go to Zoom and select + to enlarge the page contents or select - to reduce the size. Alternatively, use keyboard shortcuts to modify the size of the page contents. Hold down the Ctrl key (or the Command key on a Mac) and press the plus or minus keys on the keyboard to zoom in and out, respectively.
