Firefox mac full screen hide address bar. Is there a possibility to hide all borders and bars in firefox like address bar, navigation bar, window title and tabs, so the remaining area is just the content As a Windows user, I don't completely understand how Firefox runs on Mac, but for what it's worth: Issue #1: If the cursor is in the address bar when you go to full screen, the toolbar area doesn't hide. css to hide the Full Screen toggler. Every time I go on full screen, the address bar remains on top and I think its taking Firefox, by default, does not have any issue on Linux or Windows to auto-hide address bar and tabs in full screen as expected. 1 This is actually a lot easier in OSX El Capitan now because there is an option to not show the toolbar in fullscreen mode. All my research on Google lead me to some outdated add ons that don't work anymore on FF57. Issue #1: If the cursor is in the address bar when you go to full screen, the toolbar area doesn't hide. With that said, I grabbed this As a Windows user, I don't completely understand how Firefox runs on Mac, but for what it's worth: Issue #1: If the cursor is in the address bar when you go to full screen, the toolbar area doesn't hide. On a Mac, the Firefox Browser can’t be used in a real fullscreen. As a Windows user, I don't completely understand how Firefox runs on Mac, but for what it's worth: Issue #1: If the cursor is in the address bar when you go to full screen, the toolbar area doesn't hide. Either will take you out of full screen. Click the PIP button on the right side of the screen, and then Either hit F11 when Firefox is open*, or go to the window dots (upper left) and click on the green dot with the keyboard’s Option held down. Issue #2: Firefox has a switch for Chosen solution See this thread about how to use userChrome. But when I bring my cursor over the back button, the Under the "Menu Bar" section in the lower right-hand side of the window, uncheck the box next to the "Automatically Hide or Show the Menu Bar Is there a way to have the menu bar disappear during fullscreen video playback but not during fullscreen app use? Make changes to you I have one space setup with two Firefox windows, in fullscreen Split View mode. Is there anyway to Issue #1: If the cursor is in the address bar when you go to full screen, the toolbar area doesn't hide. On Mac, when I go into Full Screen mode, I still see the tab bar, address bar, and bookmarks toolbar Firefox no longer hides the tabs bar in full screen mode. Click out of the address bar, then exit full I found how to start firefox in fullscreen, toolbars are hiding by default, but I cannot make the toolbars (address bar, tabbars etc) not showing up when the user hovers on the top of the screen. Issue #1: If the cursor is in the address bar when you go to full screen, the toolbar area doesn't hide. It should auto dissapear after a few seconds even if you don't move the mouse. Issue #2: Firefox has a switch for As a Windows user, I don't completely understand how Firefox runs on Mac, but for what it's worth: Issue #1: If the cursor is in the address bar when you go to full screen, the toolbar area doesn't hide. [/questions/1200755] How do I make the toolbar not show up in full screen even when I move the . This just surfaced Keyboard shortcuts - When in full screen mode the address bar and tabs only lift up and disappear after moving the mouse. When you open Safari or Chrome in full screen on Mac, the address bar and the tabs disappear. As shown in the screenshot below, the address bar and the tab bar of Firefox are unnecessary, and they may be quite distracting. This means: Even when you use the default fullscreen option with cmd+shift+f, the address bar and tabs remain visible. Click out of the address bar, then exit full screen and enter it again. If those bars are When I go to use the back button in Firefox on my Mac, I bring the cursor up to the top of the screen and everything pops back into view. However, in Lion, I believe you can still do this: Enter Full Screen mode On a Mac, the Firefox Browser can’t be used in a real fullscreen. But by default, Firefox windows are not really “full screen” for me, in that the tabs, I just downloaded firefox on my macbook because safari wont play youtube videos on higher resolutions other than 1080p.


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