Add header and elevator to Safari window.

Thanks for the stab, but n, n, n, n, n. This has nada to do with elementary saving bookmarks.

Certain pages have active links that -poof- open a window that has some content you want to see, but the page designer has elected to show you only that content in a window that isn't a full new page. A movie, an image, a form, for instance. The new window has no header, no bookmark bar, no google search field, no url field, no text size adjust, no save this page option, no elevators on right or bottom to navigate the content at all. It's just a "detail window" of sorts.

But someone came up with a way to cause Safari to open these windows in the normal fully-functioning window format as a complete page that includes the desired content. As if they were just another regular full new page with headers, elevators, scrolling, resizing, searching options, text scaling, etc. all intact.

That technique is the thing I've lost. How to open a mere "detail window" as a fully functioning page.

Thanks Mulder. Say hi to Scully for me.

True, you can't know IN ADVANCE which link is going to produce one of these "sub windows" of content, but they can be closed and you can always try again.

I think it was a keystroke combo that did it, but I've tried all the combos that normally make sense and they don't do it. I used to know how, but the technique is needed so rarely, I've forgotten it.

I just want to open these minor content windows as a whole new page. Perhaps my original note was too vague.

The truth is out there.

Very interesting. That's not the thing I remembered, but it seems to provide a similar result.