flash - Trying to understand Adobe AIR and full screen mode -
says that:
In Flash Player, full-screen mode only via In response to mouse clicks (including right click) or keypress, the Action Script Application Security sandbox does not require running AIR content to enter full-screen mode in response to the user's prompt.
I thought there was a development tool. But the above text looks like this is either a player, because it is comparing to the Flash Player.
So, is Arre both development tools and a player?
AIR is not a development tool but is an application runtime that allows a Flex / Action Script application to be a browser Allows to run as a desktop application instead of a window. One advantage of compiling your app as an AIR app is that this security is not limited by the sandbox that comes with a code running in a browser. This means that you can read the files, go into the fullscreen mode without interruption, etc. On Downside, the user needs to install your app (as well as air runtime, if not already installed) on the web page. Hope that helps to clarify things for you.
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