I also happen to like having the menu items (File, Edit, View, etc.) available to me at all times for quick access, instead of hidden near the orange Firefox button (new in FF4). That's pretty neat! But what if you're like me and want to keep the menu bar, but remove the title bar?įor example, I keep a number of bookmarks, some RSS feeds, and a lot of extension icons that I frequently use on the menu bar. In this case, Firefox 4 will use its title bar for tabs when the browser window is maximized, much like Google Chrome does. setting in about:config is set to true.The 'Tabs on Top' setting is on (only applies to Firefox versions below 28).The menu bar is disabled (uncheck View > Toolbars > Menu Bar, or right click on any toolbar and do the same).Both methods have their pros and cons and are explained in more detail below.įirst of all, I'd like to note that Firefox 4 and upwards already hides your title bar (the one with window name and minimize / maximize / close buttons) by default, provided the following conditions are met: There are two ways to do that: either by modifying your userChrome.css file and using the Full Screen mode, or installing an extension. Find out how to remove the title bar from your Firefox browser and get more space on the screen for websites and other content.

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