How to reduce menu/title bar screen space in 18.04? [duplicate]
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I just upgraded to Ubuntu 18.04. In my previous version, the title, status, and the "File ..." menu were all bundled together in a neat little bar for every maximized window.
Now they are all separate, and as you can see they are taking up a huge amount of screen real estate. Is there any way to get some of it back?
2 big bars
3 big bars
18.04 titlebar menu-bar
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Wasted screen space due to multiple horizontal bars at the top when an application is open in GNOME desktop
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I just upgraded to Ubuntu 18.04. In my previous version, the title, status, and the "File ..." menu were all bundled together in a neat little bar for every maximized window.
Now they are all separate, and as you can see they are taking up a huge amount of screen real estate. Is there any way to get some of it back?
2 big bars
3 big bars
18.04 titlebar menu-bar
edited May 15 at 3:26
karel
49.8k11106127
asked May 14 at 18:17
Jimmy Mathews
161
marked as duplicate by pomsky, Fabby, Eric Carvalho, Kevin Bowen, George Udosen Jun 15 at 7:59
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Your two screenshots are the same.
– hiigaran
May 15 at 3:20
Please reupload the 2nd screenshot and provide a link to it so that I can embed it.
– karel
May 15 at 3:28
Try PixelSaver Gnome shell extension? See extensions.gnome.org/extension/723/pixel-saver
– mBardos
May 17 at 6:07
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Possible duplicate of Wasted screen space due to multiple horizontal bars at the top when an application is open in GNOME desktop. See this for a global menubar option, but warning: the solution is pretty buggy.
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Jun 13 at 12:52
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Wasted screen space due to multiple horizontal bars at the top when an application is open in GNOME desktop
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I just upgraded to Ubuntu 18.04. In my previous version, the title, status, and the "File ..." menu were all bundled together in a neat little bar for every maximized window.
Now they are all separate, and as you can see they are taking up a huge amount of screen real estate. Is there any way to get some of it back?
2 big bars
3 big bars
18.04 titlebar menu-bar
edited May 15 at 3:26
karel
49.8k11106127
asked May 14 at 18:17
Jimmy Mathews
161
This question already has an answer here:
Wasted screen space due to multiple horizontal bars at the top when an application is open in GNOME desktop
3 answers
I just upgraded to Ubuntu 18.04. In my previous version, the title, status, and the "File ..." menu were all bundled together in a neat little bar for every maximized window.
Now they are all separate, and as you can see they are taking up a huge amount of screen real estate. Is there any way to get some of it back?
2 big bars
3 big bars
This question already has an answer here:
Wasted screen space due to multiple horizontal bars at the top when an application is open in GNOME desktop
3 answers
18.04 titlebar menu-bar
edited May 15 at 3:26
karel
49.8k11106127
asked May 14 at 18:17
Jimmy Mathews
161
edited May 15 at 3:26
karel
49.8k11106127
edited May 15 at 3:26
karel
49.8k11106127
edited May 15 at 3:26
karel
49.8k11106127
49.8k11106127
asked May 14 at 18:17
Jimmy Mathews
161
asked May 14 at 18:17
Jimmy Mathews
161
asked May 14 at 18:17
Jimmy Mathews
161
161
marked as duplicate by pomsky, Fabby, Eric Carvalho, Kevin Bowen, George Udosen Jun 15 at 7:59
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
marked as duplicate by pomsky, Fabby, Eric Carvalho, Kevin Bowen, George Udosen Jun 15 at 7:59
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2
Your two screenshots are the same.
– hiigaran
May 15 at 3:20
Please reupload the 2nd screenshot and provide a link to it so that I can embed it.
– karel
May 15 at 3:28
Try PixelSaver Gnome shell extension? See extensions.gnome.org/extension/723/pixel-saver
– mBardos
May 17 at 6:07
4
Possible duplicate of Wasted screen space due to multiple horizontal bars at the top when an application is open in GNOME desktop. See this for a global menubar option, but warning: the solution is pretty buggy.
– pomsky
Jun 13 at 12:52
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Your two screenshots are the same.
– hiigaran
May 15 at 3:20
Please reupload the 2nd screenshot and provide a link to it so that I can embed it.
– karel
May 15 at 3:28
Try PixelSaver Gnome shell extension? See extensions.gnome.org/extension/723/pixel-saver
– mBardos
May 17 at 6:07
4
Possible duplicate of Wasted screen space due to multiple horizontal bars at the top when an application is open in GNOME desktop. See this for a global menubar option, but warning: the solution is pretty buggy.
– pomsky
Jun 13 at 12:52
2
2
Your two screenshots are the same.
– hiigaran
May 15 at 3:20
Your two screenshots are the same.
– hiigaran
May 15 at 3:20
Please reupload the 2nd screenshot and provide a link to it so that I can embed it.
– karel
May 15 at 3:28
Please reupload the 2nd screenshot and provide a link to it so that I can embed it.
– karel
May 15 at 3:28
Try PixelSaver Gnome shell extension? See extensions.gnome.org/extension/723/pixel-saver
– mBardos
May 17 at 6:07
Try PixelSaver Gnome shell extension? See extensions.gnome.org/extension/723/pixel-saver
– mBardos
May 17 at 6:07
4
4
Possible duplicate of Wasted screen space due to multiple horizontal bars at the top when an application is open in GNOME desktop. See this for a global menubar option, but warning: the solution is pretty buggy.
– pomsky
Jun 13 at 12:52
Possible duplicate of Wasted screen space due to multiple horizontal bars at the top when an application is open in GNOME desktop. See this for a global menubar option, but warning: the solution is pretty buggy.
– pomsky
Jun 13 at 12:52
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Assuming this issue is only on Firefox, go to the browser's menu and click Customize. At the bottom, there is a dropdown menu called Toolbars. Your menu bar will be selected. Deselect it.
answered May 15 at 3:19
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up vote
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Assuming this issue is only on Firefox, go to the browser's menu and click Customize. At the bottom, there is a dropdown menu called Toolbars. Your menu bar will be selected. Deselect it.
answered May 15 at 3:19
hiigaran
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Assuming this issue is only on Firefox, go to the browser's menu and click Customize. At the bottom, there is a dropdown menu called Toolbars. Your menu bar will be selected. Deselect it.
answered May 15 at 3:19
hiigaran
775119
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up vote
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up vote
0
down vote
Assuming this issue is only on Firefox, go to the browser's menu and click Customize. At the bottom, there is a dropdown menu called Toolbars. Your menu bar will be selected. Deselect it.
answered May 15 at 3:19
hiigaran
775119
Assuming this issue is only on Firefox, go to the browser's menu and click Customize. At the bottom, there is a dropdown menu called Toolbars. Your menu bar will be selected. Deselect it.
answered May 15 at 3:19
hiigaran
775119
answered May 15 at 3:19
hiigaran
775119
answered May 15 at 3:19
hiigaran
775119
answered May 15 at 3:19
hiigaran
775119
775119
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2
Your two screenshots are the same.
– hiigaran
May 15 at 3:20
Please reupload the 2nd screenshot and provide a link to it so that I can embed it.
– karel
May 15 at 3:28
Try PixelSaver Gnome shell extension? See extensions.gnome.org/extension/723/pixel-saver
– mBardos
May 17 at 6:07
4
Possible duplicate of Wasted screen space due to multiple horizontal bars at the top when an application is open in GNOME desktop. See this for a global menubar option, but warning: the solution is pretty buggy.
– pomsky
Jun 13 at 12:52