diff --git a/webfx-kit/webfx-kit-javafxweb-peers-gwt/src/main/java/dev/webfx/kit/mapper/peers/javafxweb/spi/gwt/HtmlWebViewPeer.java b/webfx-kit/webfx-kit-javafxweb-peers-gwt/src/main/java/dev/webfx/kit/mapper/peers/javafxweb/spi/gwt/HtmlWebViewPeer.java
index d168743cc..856312031 100644
--- a/webfx-kit/webfx-kit-javafxweb-peers-gwt/src/main/java/dev/webfx/kit/mapper/peers/javafxweb/spi/gwt/HtmlWebViewPeer.java
+++ b/webfx-kit/webfx-kit-javafxweb-peers-gwt/src/main/java/dev/webfx/kit/mapper/peers/javafxweb/spi/gwt/HtmlWebViewPeer.java
@@ -26,6 +26,11 @@ public HtmlWebViewPeer() {
     public HtmlWebViewPeer(NB base, HTMLIFrameElement iFrame) {
         super(base, iFrame);
         this.iFrame = iFrame;
+        // Allowing fullscreen for videos
+        HtmlUtil.setAttribute(iFrame, "allowfullscreen", "true");
+        // Error management. Actually this listener is never called by the browser for an unknown reason. So if it's
+        // important for the application code to be aware of errors (ex: network errors), webfx provides an alternative
+        // iFrame loading mode called prefetch which is able to report such errors (see updateUrl()).
         iFrame.onerror = e -> {
             reportError();
             return null;