Hi,
the fullscreen button makes sense! 
The only problem is that Android Chrome has changed its default behavior and doesn't switch to a 'real' fullscreen anymore.
E.g. compare to Android Firefox, that hasn't that problem.
But the next krpano release also addresses that problem - for Chrome versions older than 74 it will use a hack (an old prefixed API) for fullscreen that still provides a 'full'-fullscreen mode, and for Chrome versions 74 and up it uses a new introduced fullscreen API that allows using the 'full'-fullscreen mode again.
ps. it seems that if you switch to landscape fullscreen gets activated automatically
That's based on another special Android Chrome fullscreen API and can be enabled or disabling using that setting:
https://krpano.com/docu/xml/#display.autofullscreen
Best regards,
Klaus
oi, that is confusing .-)
my problem is i have too many buttons in my controlbar, already
and with an additional fs-button they overflow on android phones 
i was hoping it is possible to get something iphone/ios like on android
the app always on auto-fullscreen without need of a fs button.
something like display.autofullscreen but also for portrait
something like display.autofullscreen but also for portrait
Entering fullscreen mode always requires a user-gesture or with the special Chrome API a 'rotation to landscape'.
You could also use the global onmousedown or onclick events to switch to fullscreen mode but that can be also a bit annoying when it happens constantly...
Best regards,
Klaus
thanks for the infos klaus,
i had already read that it needs an user interaction,
but i didnt know about the 'rotation to landscape' api
conclusion is probably,
that there is no way around the fs button on chrome android
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