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Thread Author: Chris S Replies: 7
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New Sat 10 Jul 10 08:14 
 Tabless Browser - Chris S
Does anybody know of a tabless-browser that is still available please?

I normally use IE but there is no way to get rid of the favorites star (as opposed to bar) and it takes up a significant proportion of the screen on a web book.
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New Sat 10 Jul 10 08:27 
 Tabless Browser - Iffy
Chris,

Have you tried using Firefox and then press F11 to fill the screen?

That gives you about as much room as it's possible to get on a netbook.

Last edited by: ifithelps on Sat 10 Jul 10 at 08:28
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New Sat 10 Jul 10 08:40 
 Tabless Browser - Iffy
...F11...

Should work with Explorer as well.


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New Sat 10 Jul 10 08:52 
 Tabless Browser - Bromptonaut
Explorer works with F11 (or full screen fron View menu) and I' using it on the netbook at the mo.
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New Sat 10 Jul 10 13:09 
 Tabless Browser - Chris S
That seems to have given me the few more lines that I need - thanks.
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New Sat 10 Jul 10 13:18 
 Tabless Browser - Iffy
You've probably worked this out, but if you push the cursor to the top of the screen, you will get the top two tab lines back again - handy for a quick Google search.

Toggle F11 to return to normal.

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New Sat 10 Jul 10 16:09 
 Tabless Browser - VxFan
You can also gain some space by clicking on "View" - "Toolbars" and unticking things in the drop down menu. You can also do the same by right clicking on the toolbars with your mouse and do your unticking.
Last edited by: VxFan on Sat 10 Jul 10 at 16:10
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New Mon 12 Jul 10 09:09 
 Tabless Browser - Stuartli
Also ensure that you have configured IE or FF to display "Small Icons".

But using F11 to toggle between full screen and normal screen is still the quickest method to maximise screen estate space.
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