The W3 draft spec has changed so that the "fullscreenchange" event is now always dispatched to the document, rather than to the full-screen element upon entering and the document upon exiting from full-screen. We think this is sensible since your listener needs to be on the document to catch both cases anyway, so we should make this change in Firefox 10 so we get this right from the start.

Always dispatch mozfullscreenchange to owning document to match recent changes to W3 draft spec.

Comment on attachment 575370 [details] [diff] [review] Patch: Always dispatch mozfullscreenchange to owning document r=me

Could you please update the mozfullscreenchange handler in browser.js? Specifically this part: let targetDoc = event.target.ownerDocument ? event.target.ownerDocument : event.target;

Comment on attachment 575370 [details] [diff] [review] Patch: Always dispatch mozfullscreenchange to owning document It would be good if we can land this on Aurora since it changes the target of the "you've entered/left full-screen" event, and we'd like to ship the full-screen API in Firefox 10 as close to its final state as possible.

Is this something QA can verify?

(In reply to Anthony Hughes, Mozilla QA (irc: ashughes) from comment #8) > Is this something QA can verify? bump