Setting default popup window size
I need a way to set the default popup window size on a particular domain or on all domains (whichever is easier). There is a particular site which pulls up a PDF in a popup window, and it always defaults to a small window, but I need it fullscreen. Aside from the obvious "just click the fullscreen button every time", can anyone offer me some suggestions? If it was me, I would be fine just hitting the fullscreen button, but I'm trying to configure it for some fairly finicky end users. The device in question (if it matters) is a Dell XPS 18 tablet, and the version of Firefox is 24.0, just installed about twenty minutes ago. Searching the forums, the only thing I found remotely close to what I'm looking for is to force the popup to allow resizing; this is not what I need; the popup already allows resizing. I need a way to make it automatically open fullscreen. Thanks in advance for your help.
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In case you are interested in the tab setting I mentioned, the method for setting that is in this earlier post: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/968159#answer-469644
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That window size might be specified in the site's script. I'm not aware of a built-in option to override dimensions specified in that way; you might need an add-on to do it (or to automatically resize the window after it opens).
One workaround would be to force the PDF into a new tab instead of a new window. Would that be useful to you? (This assumes you already have new windows diverted to tabs and it's just a few that don't divert now.)
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In case you are interested in the tab setting I mentioned, the method for setting that is in this earlier post: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/968159#answer-469644
That is very helpful, thank you. Yes, I have it defaulted to open a new tab, but this window must override that default. This is probably the best solution. I briefly explored the add-on route, but I didn't find anything; perhaps I would find one if I spent some more time searching.
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