I don't know how to search for this problem even on Google, So, I ended up asking it on stackoverflow
My Chrome is like this..
When I click on this >> button I get all the extensions like this..
I want all those extensions in my navigation bar itself. Means I don't want that >> button.
update - I am using Version 31.0.1650.63
After struggling a lot I found the answer.
There is one expand icon ( <-> ) which comes on hover just left of this >> button. When we click on that and expand to the left the extension icons start appearing in the navigation bar.
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How do I move the 'x' button to close an editor tab to the left side of the tab?
I searched all over the internet with no luck, but lots of other people asking the same question on various forums.
After searching endlessly for a solution to this, I found one, and decided it might be appreciated by others to know how to get their tab 'x' button on the left side.
Simply add the following to your USER SETTINGS json file.
"workbench.editor.tabCloseButton": "left",
Mac users rejoice!
Based on reka18's answer:
Click on Preferences > Settings and type workbench editor tab
Observe the option Tab Close Button, there is a drop down, click and select left.
I am trying to make a chrome extension that contains "folders" of links, similar to a bookmark folder on chrome. These open on hover. The issue I am having is that the tooltip is unable to be seen without artificially extending the size of the div created when clicking the icon, and it just does not look right.
To simplify; is it possible to create something similar to the menus within chromes settings, without removing functionality.
I couldn't see the sceme button or Run button and any toolbar icons in my xcode 7.0.
Please let me know how to view that. its very difficult to me for understanding the scheme name and simulator type running without knowing the build.
Right click on the top bar and select “Icon and text”
The same thing happened to me. I tried right clicking on the top bar as suggested above, but only saw a menu that read, "Hide Toolbar". Once I did that, I clicked on the top bar again and saw the menu with "Icon and Text" as a choice. Unfortunately, that did nothing.
I closed the project and opened it back up again. The top bar was set back to normal with the run and stop buttons, the scheme pulldown menu, etc.
I feel kind of foolish asking this question but what do I need to do to get started in Sublime Text2. I just installed it and when I open the application I only get a blank page with nothing else, except the sublime text logo in the upper left corner. I can write code, I can open a document but there is no menu to do anything. I could use a little help here. Please.
Everything you need should be under the view menu. So if you you to view > Side Bar > Show Side Bar it will show the directory structure of the current project. There is also show tabs and show minimap.
I would suggest exploring the menus and Googling it.
Command-K, Command-B opens the sidebar.
Check out the View dropdown menu. Shortcuts are usually shown out to the side.
And also checkout out Package Control for plugins.
I want to give demo to some person of my web application so i want to capture screen without Address bar so that they will not know the domain, can you please tell me how to hide address bar or can i hide domain . I have latest chrome and Mozilla
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I'm using a self-written stylesheet to achieve that purpose for Firefox.
It hides the complete top-bar and appears when hovering over the top window-border, or focusing the address-bar with the key-combination Ctrl+L.
It's not perfect (e.g. there can be a flickering effect when focusing the address-bar, or after clicking the hamburger-symbol to open the menu, you need to use the Arrow-Down-key for selecting a menu-item) but works for me:
https://github.com/ida/skriptz/blob/dde60dadcca5bb45ce6ca14bb74373637f31a309/setup/browser/ff/userChrome.css
F11 really maximise the window. But if you move your mouse (or presss any key), the navigation bar reappears, thus revealing the URL again !
For hiding URL
Firefox: View -> Toolbars -> Untick "Navigation bar" Toolbar
Just for the record and for defending my necromancer badge:
For Firefox: The addon "Hide Navigation Bar" worked till version 52 came out. I don't know of any other method of hiding it.
To hide the Tabbar, the addon "Hide Tabbar" should still work. I guess it will continue to work until November 2017, when WebExtensions will be the big deal and probably break a lot of old addons like e.g. TabGroups. Just read the first few comments on the tab-groups addon page, to learn that not everyone is pleased with WebExtensions, and this to learn that probably some legacy-addons are already defunct.
I'm no addon-developer, and don't know if the situation really is that dramatic, but I'll sure miss tab-groups.
For Chrome: User Force has given the ultimate hint here, for hiding everything except the content-area. I'll use it to watch amazon prime video.
In firefox right click on toolbar and uncheck navigation bar, or go to view - > toolbars and uncheck navigation bar. In chrome full screen mode is solution (F11)
F11 hides the address bar in Firefox eventually. Using it a second time will make the bar reappear.
If you only want to hide the address bar, uncheck the menu item at View > Toolbars > Navigation Toolbar.