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Thursday, 23. July 2009, 17:48:33

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I have added an option to hide title bar in Opera Launcher as several users want it [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].

To hide/unhide title bar, use Titlebar button! or create new keyboard shortcut/mouse gesture in application section with the following action. 

Execute program, "C:\Program Files\Opera\OperaLauncher.exe", "/h"

! If your path to OperaLauncher.exe is different change it in toolbar configuration file after closing Opera.

If you minimize Opera and then switch to Opera, taskbar will hide.

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Comments

Dacotah 23. July 2009, 18:29

Tamil, you sure are something else, meaning you sure are great to do all this for people.
Thank you for your time.
banana banana banana banana

lunigma 23. July 2009, 20:26

For anyone who wants to be able to do this on any window you can try this autohotkey:

WinSet, Style, ^0xC00000, A

I have it set to toggle using Windows key + T, which would be

#t::WinSet, Style, ^0xC00000, A

I wish I could upload the executable

Tamil 23. July 2009, 22:10

Originally posted by Dacotah:

banana banana banana banana


Originally posted by lunigma:

For anyone who wants to be able to do this on any window you can try this autohotkey

It is good but you have to run it always.

Nerak 23. July 2009, 22:17

Awesome, Tamil! Most definitely worthy of lots and lots of banana!!!

bananabananabananabananabananabananabananabanana

samfresco 23. July 2009, 22:39

Great!! Thanks!! banana banana

Dacotah 23. July 2009, 22:54

banana banana banana banana banana banana banana banana banana banana banana banana

ellinidata 24. July 2009, 01:16

and you deserve it here too!

Havana Banana Bath Ice Cream

for a brainy monkey :heart:

Tamil 24. July 2009, 01:18

ZAHEK 24. July 2009, 07:26

very nice.

tomasprague 24. July 2009, 08:26

This is great! It works fine except that sometimes it suddenly hides the bottom Windows panel as well..

tomasprague 24. July 2009, 09:00

Also, is it possible to reopen the initial settings dialog of Opera Launcher? I dont how do I do that.

And one more thing, now I cant see the Opera icon in the right corner notification area, is it possible to turn it back on? How?
Thank you

Tamil 24. July 2009, 11:03

Originally posted by tomasprague:

It works fine except that sometimes it suddenly hides the bottom Windows panel as well..

Originally posted by Tamil:

If you minimize Opera and then switch to Opera, taskbar will hide.


Originally posted by tomasprague:

it possible to reopen the initial settings dialog of Opera Launcher?

Click OperaLauncher shortcut.

Originally posted by tomasprague:

now I cant see the Opera icon in the right corner notification area, is it possible to turn it back on? How?

:yes: Disable enable command line option in Opera Launcher settings.

Pattelito 24. July 2009, 13:19

You ARE wicked good, Tamil! thanks alot!

bugscout 25. July 2009, 07:02

:up: Great

shapes 25. July 2009, 22:53

thanks Tamil and lunigma, i have wanted to get rid of the title bar for ages!

i have used your OperaLauncher and a button to hide/unhide the title bar.

how do i get it to stay gone after i use Fullscreen?

better yet, how do i make it gone forever!?

Tamil 25. July 2009, 23:12

Originally posted by shapes:

how do i get it to stay gone after i use Fullscreen?

Create a keyboard shortcut or mouse gesture with following action. 
Leave fullscreen & Execute program, "C:\Program Files\Opera\OperaLauncher.exe", "/h"

shapes 26. July 2009, 17:33

cool thanks.

i have it working in 10 beta but not 9.63 operaUSB, which is my main browser. anything special i should be doing there?

Tamil 27. July 2009, 10:13

Works fine in 9.64 PortableOpera.

shapes 27. July 2009, 12:24

Originally posted by Tamil:

Works fine in 9.64 PortableOpera.



ok sorry, i just thought you may have known of some limitation.

my mistake must be something simple somewhere because OperaLauncher doesn't need to be setup at all, nor have it's ini present, for this to work. i've checked the path to OperaLauncher and your command in the keyboard shortcut 20 times!

btw; my previous post wasn't very clear but i have hide/unhide title bar working in Opera Portable 10r2 (OperaUSB) but not in 9.63 (OperaUSB).

thanks again.

Tamil 27. July 2009, 12:31

Check path to OperaLauncher in button.

shapes 27. July 2009, 14:20

i can't because i deleted button. the path in the kb shortcut is correct. i'm just going to skip this for now and face it later when i move to version 10.

Tamil 27. July 2009, 14:24

Okay.

Chas4 28. July 2009, 02:51

banana x 7

Always great and wise posts

Tamil 28. July 2009, 02:56

parmindermangat 28. July 2009, 09:11

How to hide it in ubuntu 9.04

Tamil 28. July 2009, 09:41

I don't know.

Pizzapops 29. July 2009, 15:37

I have added a toggle for the Title Bar to my [View Toolbars Menu]

Item, "Title Bar"="Execute program, "C:\Program Web\Opera_10\OperaLauncher.exe", "/h", "Hide/Show Titlebar", "checkbox skin""| "Execute program, "C:\Program Web\Opera_10\OperaLauncher.exe", "/h",,"

You will have to change the path for your Opera.

praetor87 7. August 2009, 16:08

What is the "title bar"? :faint:

Tamil 7. August 2009, 16:30

Originally posted by praetor87:

What is the "title bar"?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Title_bar

praetor87 7. August 2009, 16:48

Originally posted by Tamil:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Title_bar



Too basic for me. p:
Thank you!

rocket74 30. August 2009, 16:33

hi Tamil!

By create new mouse gesture, I've enjoyed ur magic trick for a while! :smile:


BTW, Could you pls tell me how to change the path of OperaLauncher.exe when i create this button in HTML Document?

I try to understand how to create the button by view the Titlebar button's source file, which shows like:

Titlebar

and i try to change it like this(e.g. opera folder is F:\Opera_1000_1750):

Titlebar

but it doesn't work. :confused:

The one i try to create must have been wrong. Would you please tell me how could i do to fix it.

TIA

rocket74

Tamil 30. August 2009, 18:14

Go to here, paste the following in create the button box, change path to OperaLauncher.exe and click create button. 
Execute program, "C:\Program Files\Opera\OperaLauncher.exe", "/h", Hide/Show Titlebar, Hotlist Accountstatus On

rocket74 30. August 2009, 20:15

With a little help from u, I can work it out! :cheers:

http://i31.tinypic.com/k3aaus.png

Here's a piece of cheese cake, enjoy!

Tamil 30. August 2009, 22:12

:happy:

Anonymous 2. September 2009, 09:25

Ziyaretçi writes:

Anyway to keep status bar on after hide (minimize) and show opera again?

Anonymous 2. September 2009, 09:27

Ziyaretçi writes:

i mean taskbar.

Tamil 2. September 2009, 10:20

Nope.

Anonymous 2. September 2009, 20:56

Lare writes:

When i use this "hide the title bar" option, opera works in "always on top" mode. Is there a way to stop this "always on top" problem?

Tamil 3. September 2009, 02:25

I don't know why you have always on top problem.

Strathos 8. September 2009, 07:49

You are the best, Tamil : )

Anonymous 17. October 2009, 13:37

vie writes:

Lare writes:
When i use this "hide the title bar" option, opera works in "always on top" mode. Is there a way to stop this "always on top" problem?"

Yeah, I also have this problem.
Hope you fix this as soon as possible ( You can see this problem when taskbar is in "Auto hide" mode and click "Hide Tittle bar" button).
By the way, thanks for what you are doing (I like Menubar and Titlebar button most).

pollaki 23. October 2009, 03:26

great!! exelent job Tamil...

ismoph 12. November 2009, 18:04

@ vie and Lare
I got rid of the problem by just making the window a couple of pixels smaller from the top. I guess you have to first make the window almost the size of your monitor.
Thanks Tamil, you're the man!

Anonymous 21. November 2009, 15:52

Phil writes:

My Opera folder is in program files/opera/opera.exe

But when I make your button and change the exe file to opera.exe, nothing happens when I push the button. All it does is open a new empty page. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

I've made a button containing

Execute program, "C:\Program Files\Opera\opera.exe", "/h", Hide/Show Titlebar, Hotlist Accountstatus On

On http://home.wanadoo.nl/sipke.reina/opera/buttons.html

Using Opera 10.1 in Windows 7

Tamil 21. November 2009, 22:04

You have to use Opera Launcher.

Anonymous 22. November 2009, 01:06

Phil writes:

Thx a lot, working great now :)

Anonymous 24. November 2009, 09:15

匿名 writes:

Hi,Tamil.
Thank you first.
And here, I have a trouble.
The title bar will back when opera go back to
normal mode from fullscreen mode.
What can I do?

Tamil 24. November 2009, 09:22

How do you switch from full screen to normal mode?

Anonymous 24. November 2009, 09:30

匿名 writes:

Press F11.

Tamil 25. November 2009, 01:46

It is not possible to hide title bar when switching from full screen to normal mode.

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