title: Set window to fullscreen (REAL fullscreen; F11 functionality) by javascript
body: <p>There are several questions about this, <em>some say it's not possible, some say it IS</em> possible in IE such as <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/464332/internet-explorer-full-screen-mode">Internet Explorer full screen mode?</a> and I'm wondering a universal solution and an answer for this.</p>
  
  <p>I'm building a photo gallery webpage, and the gallery really makes out a difference when viewed fullscreen (as the title says, I am talking about <em>true</em> fullscreen, not with bars and window chrome etc), and I would like to place a button for fullscreen. (no, I won't be going forcefully FS without user's intention, I hate that kind of "functionality" too) It IS possible in Flash when initiated through a user-initiated action such as button click, and I was wondering if such a thing is available for Javascript too. Logically, it should have a mechanism similar to Flash/SL user initiated fullscreen mode. If there's no "universal" functionality that will work for all, I'm ok (better than nothing) for partial functionality (I mean <em>supporting SOME of the browsers</em> by that, NOT <em>setting window width/height</em> etc. don't come with answer telling to set window width/height, I know how to do it, I'm NOT looking for it) too.</p>