I would like to hide the navigation, address bars to have more viewable area While browsing.
MacBook Air, OS X Yosemite 10.10.3
In El Capitan (10.11), the menu item of interest is the first in the View menu: “Always Show Toolbar in Full Screen.”
Uncheck this menu item and the entire screen will be devoted to the web content until the arrow is brought to the top of the screen.
Using Full Screen Mode will maximize usable screen real estate. On Safari, click on the Green "traffic light" button.
Rysz, Thank you for your answer. However, in full screen mode the Address and URL bar are still visible. I had them set to only show when I put the pointer to the to of the screen. Now I wont "hide"
I believe that the only way to get any of the three browsers to behave the way you would like is via an extension.
Old Gnome, I am not computer literate enough to do extensions. I am thinking I will have to wait for the next OS soft wear upgrade and hope they have added the option.
Feeling defeated.😕
CT, I have already done that. All it hides it the Apple tool bar that has the File, Edit, History, ETC...
The address toolbar and the tabs bar still show.
Thanks for trying to help me.
For that to happen, you are not doing what I said. But, anyway, experiment with the Safari View menu to see what is possible.
How do I hide the navigation bar on safari, chrome, and firefox
