How to distinguish between full screen and full web page?

To distinguish between full screen and full web page, understand their definitions and use cases:

1. Full Screen:

   • Refers to a display mode where the application or browser window occupies the entire screen, hiding OS elements like the taskbar or dock.
   • Triggered by keyboard shortcuts (e.g., F11 in browsers) or system settings.
   • Example: Pressing F11 in Chrome maximizes the browser to full screen, removing UI controls temporarily.

2. Full Web Page:

   • Means viewing the entire content of a webpage, including scrolled sections, without truncation.
   • Achieved by scrolling or using developer tools to inspect the full DOM.
   • Example: A webpage with lazy-loaded images may require scrolling to load and view all content.

In cloud-based web development, Tencent Cloud's Web+ service helps deploy and manage web applications, ensuring responsive designs adapt to full-screen or full-page views across devices. For debugging, Tencent Cloud's Cloud Studio provides tools to test full-page layouts.