With the gtk fullscreen api things can be cleaner: use the api instead of

2003-06-19  Marco Pesenti Gritti  <marco@it.gnome.org>

	* embed/ephy-embed-types.h:
	* lib/ephy-state.c: (window_configure_event_cb),
	(window_state_event_cb):
	* src/ephy-window.c: (ephy_window_destroy),
	(ephy_window_class_init), (update_exit_fullscreen_popup_position),
	(size_changed_cb), (exit_fullscreen_button_clicked_cb),
	(update_chromes_visibility), (ephy_window_fullscreen),
	(ephy_window_unfullscreen), (ephy_window_state_event_cb),
	(setup_window), (sync_tab_icon), (sync_tab_load_progress),
	(sync_tab_load_status), (ephy_window_init), (save_window_chrome),
	(translate_default_chrome), (update_layout_toggles),
	(ephy_window_set_chrome), (ephy_window_show):
	* src/window-commands.c: (window_cmd_view_fullscreen):

	With the gtk fullscreen api things can be cleaner:
	use the api instead of chromes to handle fullscreen,
	dont persist window state when it's fullscreen.
	Destroy exit fullscreen button on window destroy.

	* src/ephy-shell.c: (ephy_shell_new_tab):

	Give up on cloning until we find a good way to do it :/

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