I'm using Google Chrome Version 46.0.2490.80 m
I would like to know if there is a way to hide the address bar and toolbar?
The flag Compact Navigation seems to have been removed.
Is there maybe a solution to do this using Chrome Apps ?
Thanks
Sorry, but chrome extensions can't change the ui in any way(other than adding and changing their own icons). The closest you could get to doing this is by full-screening the browser:
chrome.windows.update(windowId, { state: "fullscreen" })
look at https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/windows#method-update
chrome apps default start with no addressbar.
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Is it possible to hide the address bar using Chrome Extensions?
I would like to hide the address bar and toolbar but still be able to click on links that can be opened in a new tab. Is this possible?
Thanks
Sorry. For now Chrome doesn't have that kind of extension APIs.
You can see the list of extension APIs from Here
Suggestion: How about just make the tab fullscreen?
chrome.windows.update(windowId, { state: "fullscreen" })
I'd like to display a window or a dialog box without a title bar from chrome extension. The extension plugs into file browser on Chrome OS. I've seen some examples that use jquery to accomplish this but all of them use browser tabs and are applicable to chrome browser. Tabs are not available to my extension so I'm not quite sure how to do that.
How do i style the title bar of a popup in a chrome extension? I notice this being done by Chat for Chrome. (Note: the screenshot for that one is outdated)
I got as far as opening a popup without the address bar. But can't get on from there
The title bar itself is not part of the HTML upon inspection.
Example here:
Turns out that this isn't a regular chrome extension I was looking at. It's a chrome packaged app. And it's possible to remove the title bars with chrome apps.
The window in the screenshot you show does have the title bar in the HTML/CSS.
I have been researching this topic much and I surely know that Hangouts is a extension, not a packaged app.
I believe the extension windows are modified desktop notifications. I go to create an extension using these modified desktop notifications and i will report the result here.
Every browser that I have tried has the following feature: When you click in a text input field the virtual keyboard symbol is revealed below the text input field (when using a touch screen in windows 7). All browsers except chrome. Anyone knows why and have a possible sollution? (Image below is from Internet explorer)
I would like to test a prototype using touch gestures that only works in chrome thats why I would like to use that browser and that browser alone. =)
Best extension for Chrome is Google Input Tools (made by google)
Found my preffered sollution to my problem using this program hot virtual keyboard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcYEFk6_5GQ
I'm currently using this Chrome extension in kiosk mode to show a virtual keyboard when focusing inputs. This is the "less worse" I found. I'm also using this one to enable touch gestures.
has anybody luck with a virtual keyboard that works inside an iframe? Nothing I tested worked with 16.04. Even with chrome web security disabled
There is an extension for Google Chrome:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tippopper-extension/colobklhibekgdbeplpjchcgpagefagn
Is there any way to customize Google Chrome? Which technology/language would be used? Is it possible to build a customized version with no toolbars and a webpage inside (I'm interested in something like this one, but for Chrome)?
I guess that you are talking about web apps. You can start Chrome from command line like this:
chrome --app=http://stackoverflow.com/
You can also add the --start-maximized command line switch if you want that window to be maximized.