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How do you hide/unhide the browser tabs and URL address

eric_taylor
eric_taylor Member Posts: 3 ✭
in Community Support
Going to full screen is great, but I haven't figured out how to hide the browser tabs and URL. It is consuming valuable screen space.

Answers

  • Narayan_K
    Narayan_K Member Posts: 379 ✭✭✭
    @ eric_taylor Have you tried this ?

    Fullscreen shortcuts:

    Win: F11
    Mac: command + shift + f
  • viru
    viru Member, Developers Posts: 619 ✭✭✭✭
    @eric_taylor, You can use below method to hide/unhide the browser tab and URL address.
    1st Way:-  If you create an Application Shortcut on your Desktop, it will remove all tabs, menus, etc, and give you a completely clean view.

    To do this:

    1. Click the menu, and go to “More Tools” → “Add to Desktop…”
    2. Make sure to check, “Open as window” (see screenshot)

    This will create a shortcut on your desktop. When clicked, that shortcut will open as a clean window with no tabs, address bar, or menu options.

    2nd Way:-  The closest you can get is by using a keyboard shortcut to enter Full-screen Mode. You can press F11 on Windows, and Cmd+Shift+F on Mac.
  • brian_brady
    brian_brady Member, Developers Posts: 505 EDU
    Safari for the Mac has a View menu option to "Always Show Toolbar in Full Screen." Unselect that option and all browser chrome goes away. There are similar options for Chrome and Firefox if I recall correctly.

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