Fullscreen any Unity window instantly with one key — perfect for testing, recording, demos, or focus. No setup, just smooth, plug-and-play performance.Want to play your game in fullscreen without building it first? Need to edit, present, or record your scene in fullscreen for demos, testing, or content creation?Now you can — with a single keystroke.Contact | Discord | Forum Thread📦 Plug 'n' Play: Works right out of the box, no setup required🚀 Great Performance: Automatically disables rendering of views not visible in fullscreen🖥️ Multi-Display Support: Use fullscreen on as many screens as you need⚙️ Fully Configurable: Customize shortcuts and behavior to fit your workflow🧼 Non-Intrusive: Doesn’t interfere with other tools or workflows🪟 Fullscreen for Any Window: Even for the entire editor🔍 Clean Code: Lightweight and reliableAn extension that does exactly what its name says: it puts editor windows into fullscreen mode—plain and simple. Perfect for recording, testing in a real gameplay environment, or fine-tuning your scene.Everything is still fully functional in fullscreen.How to UseJust press a shortcut to toggle fullscreen for any editor window. Default keys:F9 – Fullscreen for the currently focused window;F10 – Game View;F11 – Scene View;F12 – Main Unity editor window.These shortcuts can be changed anytime in the preferences menu.Additional Features:Fullscreen On Play: Works just like "maximize on play," but with fullscreen for an immersive experience.Mosaic: Lets you configure one game view for each display, ideal for testing games that support multiple displays.Span: Seamlessly span one fullscreen window across multiple displays for a more expansive view.Editor Fullscreen: Put Unity's main editor window into fullscreen mode for an uncluttered workspace.C# API: Create, toggle, and destroy fullscreen views directly from C# code.State Persistence: Changes made to the window while in fullscreen are saved when you exit fullscreen, keeping your setup intact.Supported Platforms:Windows: Full feature support; out-of-the-box multi-display fullscreen.macOS: Multi-display setups not officially tested; may require additional setup.Linux: Requires an EWMH/NetWM-compatible window manager (e.g., Ubuntu’s default, KDE, GNOME); works best on X11; wayland support is limited; some features may vary based on your Linux setup.Source code included!
