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Your other app's window must not necessarily cover the browser window, they could both still be visible. If the API reported the page as invisible in that state, it would simply be wrong. (And I don't think it should be the job of an in-browser API, to check on whatever else might be going on on my desktop.)– CBroeCommented Mar 7 at 11:29
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Possibly the same question, but it's unclear if things have moved on - the jquery solution seems to still work, but this question not tagged jquery and perhaps a bit of overkill to add it just for this: stackoverflow.com/questions/1060008/…– fdomn-mCommented Mar 7 at 11:31
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@freedomn-m using angular for the project, so don't want to add jquery over it.– Diganta Kr BanikCommented Mar 7 at 11:42
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@CBroe the thing is I want to detect whether browser is now in focus, I guess chrome allows it through its own api, but that would mean I would have to detect it for specific browsers. I wanted to see if there is any single solution for it. Haven't been able to find any till now.– Diganta Kr BanikCommented Mar 7 at 11:44
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There are other solutions in that question– fdomn-mCommented Mar 7 at 11:55
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