All i can say is good luck getting that added. That and being able to hide UI elements from extensions seems to be one of the most hated "by them".
One of the main ones being the ability to hide the tab bar since it is pretty much a waste of vertical space. Vertical tab bars are superior for pretty much everyone. Websites rarely need a lot of width, they need height. (and older fixed websites are usually small to begin with) And disallowing it due to potential abuse is just silly, it isn't hard to throw a popup asking for permission to hide things, it already shows you a message if extensions require more permissions. S'all a big mess... On Dec 19, 5:21 pm, Kratos <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I am a great fan of Google Chrome. In the last 2 and a half years I > have studied to become an IT specialist, with a higher diploma in my > path. Google Chrome has been my favorite browser from the time it was > launched. I always stay in tune with the updates developers provide on > Google DEV release. I wish to contribute an interesting idea that has > now came to my mind. > > Google Chrome has the best full screen mode ever against other > browsers, i.e. it expands to full screen leaving minimal non-website > clutter. I was thinking about a true full screen for Google Chrome. > How about minimizing the top-right slider bar. Of course, it needs to > be present to scroll quickly up and down the page, but a true full > screen look with the slide bar appearing only on pointing the mouse on > the top-right hand side of the screen can certainly deliver the "true > full screen". > > Thank you for reading this suggestion on improving Google Chrome. > > Always by your side, > Kurt -- Chromium Discussion mailing list: [email protected] View archives, change email options, or unsubscribe: http://groups.google.com/group/chromium-discuss
