Closed AntDavidLima closed 1 year ago
I don't think a style for that makes a whole lot of sense since it is so trivial. It would be simply:
#titlebar{ appearance: none !important }
#TabsToolbar{ visibility: collapse }
And the first line probably doesn't even need to be there on non-Windows systems - or if you enable menubar or native titlebar.
Here in my browser this style doesn't hide the window controls, and with the menubar or nativebar active, I still end up with an extra bar at the top. My goal was to have no bar at all, but I achieved this with the following style:
:root[tabsintitlebar] #toolbar-menubar[autohide="true"]{
height: 0 !important;
margin-bottom: 40px !important;
}
:root[sizemode="fullscreen"] #TabsToolbar > :is(#window-controls,.titlebar-buttonbox-container){
visibility: collapse !important;
z-index: unset;
}
Hello!
I saw that there are styles
hide_tabs_with_one_tab.css
andhide_tabs_with_one_tab_w_window_controls.css
and I understand why, but I think there should also behide_tabs_toolbar.css
andhide_tabs_toolbar_w_window_controls.css
, for people who want to hide tabs and don't want to usewindow_control_placeholder_support.css
, as they don't even use those controls, just keyboard shortcuts.If you think it makes sense, please implement it, I couldn't identify the style that does this, I'm horrible with css.
Thank you for your attention.