Dear sir How can I expand the web page to a full screen on my macBook when I am working with Safari? thanks

If you are using Safari and the OS is Lion (10.7 or above), move your cursor to the upper right hand corner of the browser. You will see two diagonal arrows, diametrically opposed to one another. Click on that and your browser will dominate your screen.

command + n for a new window

As far as i am aware, this is a problem with previous versions of Safari. Try updating, using Software Update from the apple menu, and update to the latest version of Safari, and if possible, your whole system.
This should resolve the issue
Hope this helps

In short, it's not built in to Safari. You can either install a plug-in for Safari or try a different web browser such as Firefox or Camino.

Some plugins that may help:

1. Saft (http://haoli.dnsalias.com/Saft/index.html) adds a new preference pane in Safari called Saft, and two extra menu items under Safari menu, just above the "Preferences...", called "Full Screen" and "Max Screen".
2. Megazoomer (http://ianhenderson.org/megazoomer.html) will install for any program (not just Safari for web browsing) and allows you to put any window full screen.

Other browsers to use instead of safari include:

1. Firefox (http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/internet_utilities/mozillafirefox.html)
2. Camino (http://caminobrowser.org/)

I believe both of those browsers allow for full screen functions.

Safari Reset

The Safari web browser stores a large amount of information as a result of your browsing. This not only includes cache and cookies but also saved names and passwords, download history, search keywords, browsing history and more. There is a very quick and painless way to remove all of these things and return your Safari browser to its default state. Before doing this, please be sure that you definitely want all of this information to be erased.

Difficulty: Easy

Time Required: Less than 1 Minute

Here's How:

1. Open your Safari web browser by clicking on the Safari icon in the dock.

2. Click on Safari in your Safari menu, located at the top of your screen.

3. A drop-down menu will now appear. Choose the option labeled Reset Safari....

4. A warning dialog will now appear detailing the items that will be removed.

5. Click the button on the dialog labeled Reset to complete the process.
Your Safari browser will now restart automatically.

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Thanks, Joe


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A very simple solution is to use Firefox for mac. Their view menu has a Full Screen command and you can toggle back to regular view via the control button at the top right corner of the screen.

Are you using Safari? The following will clear your browser. Try a Safari reset:

Click on Safari in your Safari menu, located at the top of your screen. A drop-down menu will now appear. Choose the option labeled Reset Safari
this will give you the option to delete stored login info, favicons, cache, history, and cookies. If you do a full reset you’ll likely see noticeably improved browser performance, but you’ll need to log in to all the websites that normally “remember” you, so if you doubt you’ll be able to recall all of your login info across the Web, try deleting everything but login info and cookies first to see if that speeds things up. If you are using Firefox: http://noscript.net/getit Click on this link or copy and paste the complete link into your browser.
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Thanks, Joe


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Reset Safari:

Click on Safari in your Safari menu, located at the top of your screen. A drop-down menu will now appear. Choose the option labeled Reset Safari

This will give you the option to delete stored login info, favicons, cache, history, and cookies. If you do a full reset you’ll likely see noticeably improved browser performance, but you’ll need to log in to all the websites that normally “remember” you, so if you doubt you’ll be able to recall all of your login info across the Web, try deleting everything but login info and cookies first to see if that speeds things up.

If I could be of further assistance, let me know. If this helps or solves the issue, please rate it.
Thanks, Joe


I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/joe_8b8c2cd6ce148309

Which browser are you using?

Safari, Chrome, Firefox?

use the gray bar on top to move the screen to the upper left hand corner.  Then click and drag the bottom right portion of the screen to the size that you want it be.