How do I disable the new titlebar in Modern Apps?

Do you have any example(s) of apps that have content you can't possibly click when the title bar is showing?  We can escalate these examples as conceptual pieces to the GUI team.

Google Chrome!

The Google Chrome tab bar is just but completely obscured by the title bar.

Using apps like Facebook, Email and Modern-based web browsers,such as Chrome, can be really frustrating. a simple misclick or wider mouse movement and ~BAM~ your app just got closed by a mischievous title bar. As a laptop user, this is a constant issue...

Also, the space hogging Start Button and the discrepand contextual right-click menu at the Start Screen are issues that should be addressed.

Maybe simple system flags that can be set somewhere, just as the "go to desktop when all apps are closed" option Microsoft added to the taskbar configurations.

Seriously, I never thought inflexible users would manage to break an operating system that had just evolved to be like its user-friendly peers (I'm talking about how close Windows 8 brought me to my previous Ubuntu and OSX experiences).

This! This bar is extremely annoying!

I've reverted every annoying change that 8.1 update made (Store on the taskbar; Taskbar in Metro apps; Metro apps on the taskbar) but can't find a way to remove this one and it is driving me nuts.

Note, I am using a laptop computer with a mouse, and no touch screen, and I still believe it is better the way 8.1 was originally. I also don't want to see that abomination in case I have my Surface on the touch cover.

I realized - 8.1 is all my father always wanted in the way he uses computers, but sadly he won't ever be able to use 8/8.1. You see, MS trained all people to use that start minimize maximize interface, despite some people always running everything maximized and have all applications they want to start as shortcuts on the desktop.    

I've personally stopped using MS when 98 SE came out, because I switched to the CLI of Linux and Cisco devices, and XP/FLP for some odd work. Later on got tired of the if it is broken fix it yourself attitude of Linux and went to Mac and to iOS.  Now, I can say MS Metro/Modern or whatever the name is, is the most productive interface, even if I am still holding to my iOS phone, and all that distance from Windows of the Vista/7 generation has allowed me to actually embrace and use 8.1 as it should be used, much more productive, and I absolutely love the split screen, variable width multitasking between a desktop and a metro app.

You don't need two hands to move multiple tiles around.

1. Hold on the first time until it highlights
2. Touch any other tiles to select them also
3. Drag the entire group of selected files wherever you like

I just want to add my voice and say when you add this features to Windows 8 based on "feedback", please make them OPTIONAL.

I have a big problem with the two-handed approach you make us use for moving multiple tiles around. The old way was easier.

MAKE THESE CHANGES OPTIONAL.