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I used to use an extension to hide/show the title bar in Firefox, but since Firefox 57 was released most of the extensions were disabled.
In Chrome I just uncheck the option "Use system title bar and borders" and it's done.
Are there any ways to do that?
I've been facing the same problem (no more bookmark toolbar and no option to enable it by right-clicking on the main toolbar like there used to be). Thought of a problem with the new version (as the problem occurred after last update for me) but my wife found a way to enable the bookmark toolbar.
You need to add the bookmark item to the main toolbar, click on it, select "Bookmarks toolbar" ("Barre personnelle" in French, could be a slightly different label), then check "Display the bookmarks toolbar".
See here what I'm talking about (in French):
Firefox uses legacy window decoration, i.e., the classical title bar, which is provided by the window manager. The title bar can be shown or hidden through the Firefox preferences dialog. If you hide it, you loose that right-click window context menu, unfortunately.
To directly have the context menu for windows available, your only option is to enable the title bar. Alternatively, you can still show it using the shortcut key Alt+Space. A shortcut key to directly move a window down is Super+Shift+Arrows. However, this will not send the window away, but take you along with the window to the next workspace.
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Update - May 2018
Firefox 60 has now been released to all users with support for Client Side Decorations. Go to Menu > Customise and uncheck Title Bar in the bottom left corner. This works in all distributions to my knowledge, although apparently it looks a little strange still in KDE.
You can check your browser version by going to Menu > Help and selecting About Firefox. If you are not yet on Firefox 60, you should be able to update through your distribution package manager or by downloading it directly from Mozilla.
The information below here is probably irrelevant unless you are on an older version of Quantum such as 57, 58, or 59.
Enable Client Side Decoration
If you are willing to switch to Firefox 59 (currently available on the Nightly channel), it supports a very rough prototype of CSD, or Client Side Decoration, which allows the browser to render its tab list where the title bar would normally be. This reduces the amount of window chrome at the top and probably gives the effect that you are looking for.
On newer builds of Firefox Nightly, CSD can be enabled by going to Menu > Customise and unchecking Title Bar in the bottom left corner.
On older builds of Firefox Nightly, this option may not be present, and as such you may need to use the following method.
about:configwidget.allow-client-side-decorationand set it totrueRight now, this feature comes with the caveat that it may not work correctly on all systems. It certainly works on Fedora, and while is not working right now on my Ubuntu 17.10 PC there have been recent articles showing it working fine. If not, new Nightly versions are pushed out (unsurprisingly) every night so you can expect a fix very soon.