GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 136801
Option to autohide toolbar in fullscreen mode
Last modified: 2012-08-14 14:46:31 UTC
Full screen mode in browsers seems to be used a fair bit as a way of giving presentations. It would be nice to be able to "auto-hide" the toolbar in fullscreen mode for this use-case. I'm sure there are other instances where this would be useful too. Internet Explorer supports this well.
Can you add a complete explanation of how exactly it's implemented in IE ;)
When in full screen mode, you right-click the toolbar and select "Autohide". When you move the mouse away from the top of the screen, the toolbar sides out. If you move your mouse to the top edge of the screen, the toolbar slides in again. When a page is loading, the loading indicator (spinning globe, mini progress bar and min/max/close controls) slides in from the top right. See screenshots.
Created attachment 26745 [details] Autohide menu item
Created attachment 26746 [details] Loading indicator
Should look at code in gnome-panel/gnome-panel/panel-toplevel.c. Might be worth to distill that code into a generic auto-hide widget, instead of just copypasting.
Mass reassigning of Epiphany bugs to epiphany-maint@b.g.o
FWIW, the libview auto-drawer widget is almost there, apparently it doesn't cope too well with the auto-completion drop-down though
updating version fields.
*** Bug 340472 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 542797 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Still valid.
Having a permanently visible toolbar in fullscreen mode makes Epiphany hardly usable on small netbook screens. Gedit has a auto-hide toolbar in fullscreen mode; it would be great if Ephy could recycle it.
*** Bug 670885 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
The toolbar is hidden by default in fullscreen mode now, closing this.