Jcee
205 discussion posts
it would be cool if you could auto hide the title bars of maximized windows. this would be great for games in window mode.
EDIT\UPDATE:
It may also be a good idea to auto-hide the taskbar when an app is maximized to further increase the room available.
This option should probably be toggled through a hotkey (maybe hold ctrl while hitting maximize?), or have a blacklist of programs it applies to. (Games, and video players come to mind)
Oct 6, 2013 (modified Oct 7, 2013)
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Snacko
19 discussion posts
Was this ever resolved? I am using Monitor Splits and would like to hide the Titlebar when I maximize. Or Borderless windows? And how would the Titlebar be turned back on?
I am mainly wanting this for live TV apps like Youtube TV(which runs through my Vivaldi browser via parameters), and Pluto(which runs through the Edge browser)
I did look at the Compatibility option: 'Force Display Fusion to treat this (app) as a full screen application. But I didn't notice any difference. Plus that would affect the whole browser app. Not just these instances I think.
Thanks..
Oct 27, 2022 (modified Oct 27, 2022)
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There are actually a few scripted functions in the repository for removing window borders. Try out this one: "Remove Borders and Caption From Window"
If that works, you can set a key combination on it and use that to toggle it on/off for a window.
Hope that helps!
Snacko
19 discussion posts
Great!! Thanks, I'll check it out..
Miph120
1 discussion post
May be a year later, but this worked exactly the way I was looking for. The Downloaded function allowed me to play a game in fullscreen(ish) without a title bar while having a second window open next to it on an ultrawide screen monitor. Thank you!
@Miph120: Glad to hear it!