Apple Safari Status Bar.

Safari's and Finder's Status Bars are not transparent like as top part of Safari or Finder. You can see this when you scroll the website or your local information on a mac.
Looks like a design bag.

One enters and exits full-screen with control+command+F keys. This is on the View menu in Safari. Optionally, the green traffic light in your browser title bar, if you roll over it, has the full-screen control it it. While in full-screen mode with Safari, moving your mouse pointer virtually up, and off-screen reveals the Safari title bar again, and you can click the green traffic light to exit full-screen mode.
You can hide/show the status bar by simply typing command+/. This too, is on the Safari View menu. and in 10.10.1 — it works reliably for me.

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Safari status bar no longer shows page load progress

Hi... Though it's been this way for a while now, perhaps since the start of whatever Safari version came along with OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion ??, I've finally become curious enough to ask about the following...
In times gone by, the Safari status bar at the bottom of the page would show page loading progress... You know, the old xx out of yy items complete or something like that??? But now, nothing... Nothing at all in the Status Bar while a page is loading... Nor is there a spinning gear in the URL line to show you something is going on... Instead, all there is is the blue progress bar that slowly moves left to right across the URL box to show you what is happening... And often that blue bar stalls where it just sits for quite a while... And when that happens I never know the details of what is going on...
Do I have something set up wrong??? Or did Apple decide we don't need to know what's going on while pages attempt to load??? I sometimes quit Safari when I have a secure page log on that appears to stall and all I have as feedback is a stalled blue progress bar...
All I ever see light up in the status bar is the URL of a link I might hover over on a page... Otherwise, nothing... That doesn't seem right... Again, am I doing something wrong in the Status Bar set up or is that all the Status Bar ever shows now???? And if the latter, why would Apple have chosen to stop letting us observe page loading progress??? At least that used to tell me something was happening.. A blue progress bar that stops moving doesn't tell me anything useful...
Any thoughts or help on this would be much appreciated... thanks... bob...

Mountain Lion 10.8.2
Safari 6.0.2
Robert Paris wrote:
Do I have something set up wrong???
Nothong is set up wrong.
That is the way Safari works as far as I know.
Best.

Safari status bar disappears. I have tried clicking on show status bar and it will only appear when I move the cursor to the top of the screen. I can not minimize the open page only full screen or close the browser. Any idea how the rectify this

Safari status bar disappears. I have tried clicking on show status bar, under the View tab and it will only appear when I move the cursor to the top of the screen. I can not minimize the open page, only full screen or close the browser. Any idea how the rectify this issue?

One enters and exits full-screen with control+command+F keys. This is on the View menu in Safari. Optionally, the green traffic light in your browser title bar, if you roll over it, has the full-screen control it it. While in full-screen mode with Safari, moving your mouse pointer virtually up, and off-screen reveals the Safari title bar again, and you can click the green traffic light to exit full-screen mode.
You can hide/show the status bar by simply typing command+/. This too, is on the Safari View menu. and in 10.10.1 — it works reliably for me.

Safari Status Bar, no information while loading page

This isn't new and I apologize if this has already been answered elsewhere but I looked and didn't find an obvious answer. In past versions (?) Safari's status bar at the bottom of the browser window used to show information about page loading progress while the page was attempting to load. Items like
x out of y items complete (or loaded or something like that)
used to be displayed...
Now, and for some time now, nothing... Why???
Now, there is nothing but the blue progress bar that moves left to right in the URL box while the page is loading... As long as it's moving, then I can say progress is happening... However, often the blue bar stops for quite a long time and by habit I still find myself looking down to the status bar to see what it says and it says nothing...
Again, this isn't new now but I'm just now getting curios enough to ask about it...
Am I doing something wrong or do I need to take some addtional steps to get useful information out of the status bar???
What's up with the Safari Status Bar???
thanks...

But what about when a page is loading and the blue progress bar in the URL window stalls. Anytime that happens I look down to the status bar and where it used to offer useful information, now it offers nothing. What happened to that??? Is there anyway to get info on a seemingly stalled load of a page???
thanks... bob...

Question about safari status bar

Hi All,
I have a web application , mainpage contained an iframe . the Page in iframe will set data to status bar . And mainpage will scan status bar by a timer to get the update info . All the flow was controlled by JavaScript .
It works fine with IE , but for Safari , i saw the status bar was updated and the data is correct , but window.status alway be empty .
Did anyone know how to get the data ? if Safari can show the correct data in status bar , it should mean the browser contains the data , right?

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What happened to the Safari status bar?

Before Lion Safari used to have a nice little piece of functionality in the Status Bar. Before I ask, let me explain what *didn't* change. Still functioning in the status bar is notification that the link you're hovering over wil open up in a new tab (or window based on your settings). See the image here
http://d.pr/oPty to see what I am talking about.
What *is not* happening anymore is this notification when you would like to open a link in a new tab (that otherwise would not) by holding down the command key. For example, you are on yahoo.com hovering over a link to an article. If you leave your mouse pointer over that link and then hold the command key down, the "in a new tab" note at the end of the URL in the status bar doesn't show up. This also worked for holding down the option key (download) and holding shift+command (in a new tab behind the current one).
I hope I am explaining this correctly, let me know if not.
-roccit

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SAFARI "Status Bar" Behavior Problem

I have set up my web page to show people's names in the "Status Bar" when the cursor is placed over their face in a picture. It works fine in most browsers, including Firefox, but works poorly in SAFARI. I SAFARI, it shows for a part of a second and then disappears. In Firefox and other browsers, it shows in the status bar continuously until the cousor is moved off the person's face. That is what I want to happen in SAFARI. Is there some way to tell SAFARI to show the name continuously in the Status Bar, rather than just flash it?

I have set up my web page to show people's names in the "Status Bar" when the cursor is placed over their face in a picture. It works fine in most browsers, including Firefox, but works poorly in SAFARI. I SAFARI, it shows for a part of a second and then disappears. In Firefox and other browsers, it shows in the status bar continuously until the cousor is moved off the person's face. That is what I want to happen in SAFARI. Is there some way to tell SAFARI to show the name continuously in the Status Bar, rather than just flash it?

Safari status bar on information bar

Some kind of bug there
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Fix for UI Rendering Bugs (status bar, safari, othe windows "over zoomed")?

Anyone else seen these visual bugs in the UI:
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See > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5404 AirPlay Mirroring is compatible with Mid 2011 and newer MacBooks Air, and OS X Mountain Lion.
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