Xbox: If the 'View' button on the controller is used to go into full screen mode on a web...

Hi Uttara! My name is Ricardo an independent advisor ready to help you with this situation!

Is not reported as a known issue, can't really confirm if is a bug or something made intentionally that way, but if you feel like is something wrong you could use the insider app to report this

I had already noticed this before, but at the time I didn't think it was a bug, it seemed to me to be intentional when entering full screen mode

Do a Full shutdown, Guide>Settings>General>Power mode and startup>Full shutdown.

Wait for console to complete shutdown, about 30 seconds and no input on screen, before turning console on with console Nexus button, not controller button.

Let us know how you go

Dark,

Not sure what is going on with the store for you but trying this. Click the Xbox Guide button so that you are viewing your Home screen and you see Max in the Store. With that highlighted (and still at the Home screen), click the Menu button (the old start
button) and you should see Go full screen and Quit. Select Quit then try again.

Hi Rosario,

It seems that your Xbox is still in Instant-On mode as it starts up on your dashboard. If you changed to Energy-Saving mode, the change may not have taken affect as in energy saving mode the Xbox will do a full boot up whenever you startup the Xbox and see
the green loading animation.

When you restart or shut down the Xbox through the settings, you are forcing your Xbox to do a full reboot and not be on Instant-On mode which is simply a low power or sleep mode when the Xbox is off and that allows a quicker startup straight to the dashboard.
Turning off the Xbox with the power button in Instant-On mode will just cause the Xbox to go into the low power mode and startup without the green loading screen.

Go back into your power settings as mentioned by Brad above and make sure energy-saving is selected in the middle column drop-down box. Then hold down the power button on the Xbox for about 10 seconds until the Xbox shuts down. Restart the Xbox. It will
do the full reboot with the green screen. Once on the dashboard, turn off the Xbox with the controller or by pressing the power button on the console and see if the startup reboots from the green loading screen.

To record a game in full screen, or in other words with no borders or window around it, the game itself should be full screened.

Roblox does not have a native full screen mode that I can identify. Achieving a "full screen" view on Roblox is currently achieved with a keyboard shortcut. This is not the same as having full screen natively available. You will need to record Roblox in its natural, windowed view for it to work correctly.

If you have any further questions, please let us know. For now, I'll be closing this thread.