How do you hide the headerbar in Firedragon?

[CaptainMorgan12]

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Environment: Firedragon 11.24.0-2 (64-bit) Flatpak Install, Ubuntu Pluky Puffin

Currently the firedragon window shows the website title as well as the minimize, maximize, and close button in a window headerbar.

Haven’t found a setting when searching firedragon settings, in about:config, or dconf, that allows hiding of the headerbar. Which only takes up space in my mind. I can still close the window through the Ubuntu workspace, or app switcher, and/or CTRL+Q.

Also in about:profiles /home/user/.firedragon/hupbjrss.default-release

the “.firedragon” folder doesn’t exist. I did find it in the .var flatpak folder though. Not sure what css mod would remove the entire window titlebar though. I found this link where you can edit the userChrome.css file How To Remove Window Buttons From Maximized FireDragon Dragonized

[Duke187]

Hi CaptainMorgan12

you can right click on the burger menu then Bookmarks Toolbar - only on new tab or never or always or go in Settings and check the Design Section to hide stuff

[CaptainMorgan12]

@Duke187

you can right click on the burger menu then Bookmarks Toolbar - only on new tab or never or always or go in Settings and check the Design Section to hide stuff

You got me on the right track!

Right Click Hamburger Menu > Customize Toolbar > Unselect Titlebar Checkbox at the bottom left.

Sneaky setting! Now I really feel like a nube.

[Duke187]

im glad to help youre welcome

dont worries for what is the Forum if you cant ask for help.

you can mark it as Solution if you want