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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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Arvind Purohit
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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

Ida
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  • Just found a relating question and answers with the same approach on superuser, too: https://superuser.com/questions/977912/firefox-hide-everything-except-content-area-of-the-browser/1491728#1491728 – Ida Nov 11 '21 at 17:07
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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
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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.

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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.

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  • F11 is actually the button to make Firefox full screen, but I guess for his needs, it's adequate. – Ermir Sep 10 '13 at 09:53
  • When giving a demo, you probably don't need the noise around your browser. I know it's not really a solution for your problem. But I would consider it a workaround. If you really want to hide the address bar, you can select View > Toolbars > Navigation Toolbar (uncheck it) – Willem Van Onsem Sep 10 '13 at 09:57
  • relates to older version – Thom Aug 07 '20 at 18:43
  • @Thom: the question was asked in 2013 :) Do you know by any chance when it changed? :P – Willem Van Onsem Aug 07 '20 at 18:50
  • Maybe on version 60... didn't mean to downvote, sorry about that :) didn't see date posted at first. – Thom Aug 09 '20 at 03:09
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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)

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