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Mozilla taking up and hiding lower and upper task bars

  Date: Dec 12    Category: Unix / Linux / Ubuntu    Views: 451
  

Can anyone direct me to how to set Mozilla back to not hide task bars.

For example. Have been using Ubuntu system now for 2 months without a
hiccup. This morning just running mozilla browser and then now the
very top blue bar with the " _ [] and X " on right side have
dissappeared on top and browser takes over the whole desktop. I cant
minimize or close or select between different apps from lower tabs on
bar typically from bottom of screen or see my menu bar typically on
top of screen for selection of other applications. This only does this
with Mozilla Browser now and not with any other applications running.

Note; I have my menus and icons on top of Mozilla so I can go to
File-Quit to quit Mozilla application but I have to do this everytime
I want to go back and forth between programs and Mozilla. Basically can't
minimize at all Mozilla. I checked other places to see if there is a
autohide or something, but to no avail.

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2 Answers Found

 
Answer #1    Answered On: Dec 12    

Resolved Issue. It was a matter of Full Screen mode (F11) which
changed to full screen mode from normal mode with Mozilla Firefox
browser. Must of wacked the F11 key with my finger when typing.

 
Answer #2    Answered On: Dec 12    

Unfortunately, what we users think of as a bug, Ubuntu seem to think
of as a feature! They seem to have no intention of changing the
behaviour.
Press f11 and you will get your taskbars back. But the default seems
to be the unwanted fullscreen mode.
This only happens in the Ubuntu-modified Firefox. The alternative is
to remove firefox, go to synaptic download manager and replace it with
the non-adapted version. Even better, if you are adventurous and do
the research on how to install (google will bring up a page to tell
you how, it will involve pasting commands into and running from a
terminal) is to use the beta 3.1beta2 which gives you switchable
private browsing without losing all your history.

 
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