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Maximize. It puts the tabs in the title bar when you maximize.
by gcr 16y ago
Maximize. It puts the tabs in the title bar when you maximize.
- niels_olson 16y agothis should be shipped on be default. edit: "this" appears to be as yet undefined. Unless ... can someone point me to whatever "maximize" is? edit: FF4 does not behave as you describe on my WinXP box at work.
- mbrubeck 16y agoPress the little button in the titlebar that makes any window fill the screen. Note that tabs will appear in the titlebar when maximized on Windows only, for Firefox 4, and only if you have the menu bar hidden. (It's hidden by default in Windows Vista and 7.) Tabs in the titlebar are planned for Mac and Linux too, but weren't ready for this release.
- niels_olson 16y agoFor whatever reason, the voters seem to think I didn't try that before commenting. FF4 does not behave as described on my WinXP box at work.
- baq 16y agothey probably don't have xp anymore. works fine on 7.
- gcr 16y agoHm, don't know what to say. Perhaps disable the menu bar. That did it for me. Here's what firefox 4 looks like running on windows XP: http://img855.imageshack.us/img855/460/20110322144851800x600sc.png http://img855.imageshack.us/img855/460/20110322144851800x600...
- niels_olson 16y agoWhere is this "maximize"? Is it an add-on? A button I'm not seeing? edit: why the downvotes? I'm at work on my rickety WinXP corporate box, and FF4 definitely does not behave as described above. (Do really think I didn't try that?!)
- sid0 16y agoMaximize as in what your OS allows you to do. edit: Oh, Windows XP. You'll have to disable the menu bar to get it to work there, I think.
- niels_olson 16y agocheck. That works, thanks!
- adnam 16y agoF11