How To Quickly: Run Edge in Fullscreen Mode

Chrome, Firefox and other browsers can go fullscreen with the F11 key, but what about Edge? Watch this video or do the following to get Edge fullscreen.

1. Open Microsoft Edge
2. Hold "Shift + Win" and press "Enter" to make Edge fullscreen
3. Press the same combination again once you are done using fullscreen.

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[ItsDeckyah]

Excellent, now we can download Firefox/chrome in fullscreen! xD

[comradeuro]

With the latest Windows 10 fall creators update just pressing F11 works too

[simontweddle]

when did you get a new keyboard. Did you get a new mouse as well?

[primemeow]

Sick. I use Firefox anyway, so it's slightly useless for me, but for the best Ninite downloader, this is great.

[XeZrunner]

1. Edge in the Fall Creator's Update just received a dedicated Fullscreen option in it's 3-dot menu at the top, and with it the F11 keyboard shortcut support aswell. So this video is useless and out of date, though I'm not surprised, considering your and other people's opinion of and love towards Windows 10.
2. They're no longer Metro apps. Metro had to be renamed to "Modern" in the Windows 8(.1) days due to copyright / confusion issues. In Windows 10 however, they're Universal Windows Apps (or UWAs for short), what I first thought of when you said "Metro" apps was actual Windows 8 fullscreen apps, that while still can run on Windows 10, are now obsolete. This is a common mistake aswell though :)

Not hating at all, just pointing this out :D Windows 10 can be a tiny bit confusing like this for people that aren't that interested in the active development of Windows 10 but were mildly irritated by Windows 8.

[TheSystemExplorer]

This is what you mean by a different video