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How can I hide the address bar in Google Chrome? I found this article but I am unable to find a solution for macOS. Ideally, I would like all toolbars to disappear similar to how they do in QuickTime. see images:
Is there such a solution available?
You can also click elements with JavaScript:
tell application "Google Chrome" to tell active tab of window 1
execute javascript "document.getElementById('chrome-web-store-title').click()"
--execute javascript "document.querySelectorAll('.tile-grid .most-visited')[3].click()"
end tell
Focusing an existing tab by URL:
tell application "Google Chrome"
repeat with w in windows
set i to 1
repeat with t in tabs of w
if URL of t starts with "https://mail.google" then
set active tab index of w to i
set index of w to 1
return
end if
set i to i + 1
end repeat
end repeat
end tell
If you're running low on memory, you may try to use Safari instead, it allows you to enable single process mode.
For that you need to enable the Debug menu in Safari.
Open Terminal and type in the following command and hit return
defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeInternalDebugMenu 1
Open the Safari app. (If you had Safari opened, you need to quit and open it again.)
You will see a Debug menu, just check the Disable Per-Tab Web Processes item.
It will ask to quit Safari, click the button and open Safari again.
(It will close all tabs, so make sure you don't have anything pending)
Open the Safari app again. You're in single process mode! You can check it by opening Activity Monitor app.
This is not very scientific, but just to give you some idea.
50 Tabs opened on apple.com
Total system ram used 5.61GB
50 Tabs opened on apple.com
Total system ram used 4.47GB
Reduction in 1.14GB
Debug > Disable Per-Tab Web Processes to go back to the multi process mode.
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I'm not entirely sure I understand what you're asking, but I think you mean in full screen mode judging by the tags.
Simply uncheck View > Always Show Toolbar in Full Screen (⇧⌘F):