I'm using Chrome in windows 8 version because it is really nice. I use the tablet as netbook and tablet.
I arrived to this forum exactly looking for a solution to take out the title bar.
Thanks.
How to disable top bar for closing apps in windows 8.1 update 1?
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That bar is so annoying and ugly, especially when I'm using chrome in windows 8 mode... chaging apps is a odyssey
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2014-10-26T22:00:47+00:00 -
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Drew - 810 Reputation points2014-10-26T23:12:44+00:00 I'm using Chrome in windows 8 version because it is really nice. I use the tablet as netbook and tablet.
I arrived to this forum exactly looking for a solution to take out the title bar.
Thanks.
It's, actually, called "Exit Bar" and cannot be removed or disabled. In Windows 10 it is above the top edge of an APP window (not on top of the APP) nor it does not appear & disappear but, holds a fixed position.
Sorry you didn't receive the answer you sought.
Cheers,
Drew
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Drew - 810 Reputation points
2014-10-26T23:18:47+00:00 Gee thanks Drew! so glad your entertained tonight!
BTW I am sure the app bar can be disabled even if you have to tweak the code or system registry I am very sure there is a way! Now I just need to find the guy or gal that knows how, you obviously don't have a clue! they are out there somewhere!! But thanks again!! Scott
Please, do not come in this Forum and be nasty, sarcastic and throwing 'attitude' or insults @ people. Not acceptable behavior, @ all! Here or anywhere. We are volunteer, adult, IT Pros just trying to help & inform people. Try to show some civility, respect, graciousness & appreciation... even when & if you do not receive the answer you seek.
Cheers,
Drew
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Anonymous
2014-10-26T23:29:21+00:00 Thanks for your reply, Drew. Good to know. And good also that Microsoft is hearing the opinion of its users for the next iteration of the OS.