That's not headless, it's chromeless. Anyway, IE11 on Windows 8 (tablet mode) had that, and it was amazing (assuming you used the touch screen, that is - the U

That's not headless, it's chromeless. Anyway, IE11 on Windows 8 (tablet mode) had that, and it was amazing (assuming you used the touch screen, that is - the UX wasn't so fantastic with a mouse). It's the only thing from Windows 8 I miss in Windows 10.