Firefox can do it, can Chrome?
Here's what I'm looking for:
7 Answers
I'm using Google Chrome (Version 22.0.1229.79) and fullscreen mode still shows the tabs!
You can toggle fullscreen mode using:
- mac: Shift + Cmd + F
- windows: F11
and you can toggle the bookmarks bar using:
- mac: Shift + Cmd + B
- windows: Shift + Ctrl + B
Which gives you lots more space!
Try Ctrl+Cmd+F.
That exits presentation mode and (I think) solves your problem.
The most recent version is go to "View" and activate
Always Show Toolbar in Full Screen
It says Shift+Command+F also works, but that didn't work for my computer.
The extension Fullscreen address bar does:
Address bar for fullscreen mode : Use F6 key or move mouse to top screen.
Tab list : Use ctrl key and top/down arrows
I just toggle the bookmarks bar on and off (ctrl-shift-B) when I need a little bit more space, but not so much more that I use fullscreen mode. There's no way to toggle the address bar as well.
Ctrl-tab still works when you're in fullscreen mode, so this is good enough for me.
You can toggle tabs upwards and backward also using Ctrl + Pg Up or Pg Dn.
Relaunch Chrome in Windows 8 mode. Than right click on task bar (shelf) at the bottom, enable auto-hide
