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Chrome 69 on Mac puts Close/Minimise/Maximise buttons in an additional bar when in fullscreen mode. It's super irritating to see an additional bar when you move
by jagira 8y ago
Chrome 69 on Mac puts Close/Minimise/Maximise buttons in an additional bar when in fullscreen mode. It's super irritating to see an additional bar when you move mouse to top of screen.
I have downgraded to Chrome 68 and disabled auto updates.
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/D0dB6jJ_Lwo;context-place=topicsearchin/chrome/category$3Agive-feature-feedback-and-suggestions%7Csort:relevance%7Cspell:false https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/D0dB6j...
- butz 8y agoDisabling updates is really bad idea. Maybe it is still possible to switch back to old functionality using chrome://flags ?
- jagira 8y agoI tried looking for config options but couldn't find any. I am just a version behind. Will resume auto updates when they fix this annoying behaviour.
- ss64 8y agowow that is super annoying, makes full screen unusable.
- medecau 8y agoBrowsers run remote code locally. Disabling any browser's auto-update is one of the worst computer security ideas in 2018. Be a good netizen and reactivate those auto-updates or simply uninstall Chrome.