Howto make tabs show up in the title bar

There was a version of safari that had the tabs in the title bar anyone know how to mac that happen on windows?
found this for OS X, but stuck with winblows at work
http://jkontherun.com/2009/03/11/how-to-get-safari-4-for-mac-tabs-out-of-the-tit lebar/

Start Firefox in [[Safe Mode]] to check if one of your add-ons is causing your problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Tools > Add-ons > Themes).
* Don't make any changes on the Safe mode start window.
See [[Troubleshooting extensions and themes]] and [[Troubleshooting plugins]]
This can also be a problem with the file places.sqlite that stores the bookmarks and the history.
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Bookmarks_history_and_toolbar_buttons_not_working_-_Firefox

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if I'm right since FFX 4b9 tabs should be located in title bar when the ffx window is maximised on Windows OS. [[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=572160]]
I'm on XP Pros
This works fine on minefield for me.
But under FFX 4b9 and 4b10... tabs are still under Firefox logo...

Hello,
I have same kind of issue, but for me it works only with maximized windows. On normal windows the tabs tags are still under firefox button. Like you can see on the images I uploaded.
Is there any way to make it appear always like when maximized to fill the gap?
Thank for your help

Does Firefox 4 for OSX not support Tabs on Top in the title bar?

This feature is present on Firefox 4 for Windows. (Similar to Chrome) Are there plans to support this? Or is not possible due to some limitation?

I believe you are talking about taskbar previews. To enable them you need to change a hidden preference.
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I want to show the caption in the title bar if the tab bar is hidden.

Is there any addon or configuration setting that i can use to show the caption in the title bar instead of the tab? I want to do this because i have set my browser to hid the tab bar if only one tab is opened.

That is what i asked for but is not exactly what i want. I do not want the menubar to be shown at all. I want the tabs in the titlebar (the default behaviour). I want, when only one tab is open to hide the tabbar (this i have already succeded) and to show the caption in the titlebar.

After cloning to test server, in the title bar it is showing Production

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How do you make the title bar display different text than the page title?

I'm looking for a way for the title bar display of my web page to be different than the text in the actual nav bar created by iWeb. For instance, I'd like the nav bar to just say Home for my main page, but in the title bar in the browser say "blah blah blah."
I know there has to be a way to do this. iWeb has actually done it on one page already, but I can't figure out how. I think it picked up the title bar text from the first text box in the page. For instance, the page name in the navigation bar is "blahs for today" but the browser title bar when you open that page says "blah blah," which happens to be the first line of text on the page. The page title in iWeb.app, though, is "blahs for today." But if I look at the source code it lists title as "blah blah."
I'm guessing I might be able to work around by making an invisible text box with the text that I want in the title bar as the very first thing on the page, and hope iWeb makes that the title bar text. I'd rather have a more correct way of doing it.
Is there a way of doing this in the source code without having to change a lot of stuff?
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Richard Kirkman1 wrote:
I think it picked up the title bar text from the first text box in the page. (...) I'm guessing I might be able to work around by making an invisible text box with the text that I want in the title bar...
Richard ~ The key is the default Title box that iWeb creates for every new page — it's that which you need to edit, not another text box you've created. And to make the text in that Title box invisible, see here.

After installing FF4 on 2 computers (both Win7Ultimate), one places tabs in the title bar, the other below it; how can I get both to place tabs in the title bar?

I have the same options selected on each computer, both have "Tabs on top" selected.
The one I am using now has a double-height title bar, with the Firefox botton on the top left, and tabs below it also on the left.
The right side of the title bar is blank (semitransparent) space.

Found the problem - on one computer, I run Firefox maximised, and Tabs go into the title bar.
On the other, Firefox runs in an unmaximised window, and tabs sit below the title bar.
This seems very silly.
Hey, developers, how about keeping the tabs in the title bar all the time? This is a good feature spoilt by this quirk.
How about changing it for the next update?

I want the tabs in the title bar on FF6.

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You would need an extension or code in userChrome.css to accomplish that.
Try:
*http://userstyles.org/
* http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2057009
*http://userstyles.org/styles/42402 Firefox 4 Normal Window Tabs In Titlebar - Themes and Skins for Browser - userstyles.org
<pre><nowiki>#main-window[tabsontop="true"][sizemode="normal"] #TabsToolbar {
margin-left: 95px !important;margin-right: 110px !important; background: transparent !important;}
#main-window[tabsontop="true"][sizemode="normal"] #toolbar-menubar {
margin-left: 98px !important;margin-top: -30px !important; }
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position: relative !important;z-index: 2 !important;}
</nowiki></pre>

How the show version of the Acorbat in the title bar?

How the show version of the Acorbat in the title bar?
I’m not sure if there is an option that shows the version of the Acobat (8.0, 8.1, 9, …) on the title bar! Wondering why it is not shown by default. We need to know where we are!
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You can try the Feature Requests forum, but to be honest I don't see what's
the big deal. As you showed in your screenshots, a single click on the Help
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all the full version info. And since you can't have more than one version
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Any way to make a page NOT show up in the navigation bar?

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A tab bar was installed, but isan't showing up in the browser bar?

I was on www.ButtonBeats.com, and I clicked the page that gave you the proper information on how to record audio from the site. The web site gives you a link to www.FreeCorder.com, and It shows a download link for the software, and the tab bar for Internet Explorer, or Mozilla Fire Fox... So half way between the download it would open up Mozilla Fire Fox, and it would leave a blank page. When the download is finished it would save the tab bar to Mozilla Fire Fox, or Internet Explorer. So after every thing is done it would ask in to top left corner "would u like to restart Fire Fox". So I hit restart. Then when Fire Fox opens the tab bar doesn't show up on the browser bar. So I clicked on the Fire Fox button on the top left of the screen, hit the add on option, and it would show that the tab I installed was indeed installed and is a part of Fire Fox. The problem is you need the tab bar to record music from the site. That action is done by clicking on a record button on the tab bar witch isn't showing up in the browser?

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How does a blatant omission like this pass a design review?
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Perhaps it's time to follow up...
TODAY, with Windows 8.1 and IE11, we see that you can no longer eliminate tabbed view. Thus there is a place - at the expense of some space for the address bar, where the page
title appears. But it is not the Title bar, and it's usually not wide enough to fit the whole title.
Why is Microsoft continuing to choose to do ANYTHING but follow their own desktop usability standards?
We see the ongoing departure of application design from standards not only in IE, but also in Office and other Microsoft applications.
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there are 3rd party developers who make programs to put the right things back, but I'm forced to ask: Why? This is not an accident.
Are we being groomed by Microsoft to become used to and ultimately begin to accept random UI design?
Microsoft engineers, are you being instructed to make your designs less conformant to desktop usability standards by your bosses? If so, you need to tell them to kiss your collective asses! You're not doing your products any favors by following
such ridiculous advice, and as your products go so will your company. You are not too big to fail!
People will only allow themselves to be manipulated for so long. Then you'll find some other company has made a product that's better (something you're
facilitating by making your product worse) and is eating your lunch.
Have a nice day in Redmond.
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Can't drag windows around using the title bar-CS4

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Removing the title bar

Hello,
I saw in an earlier post that it is much easier to remove the title bar
in 2.0 and that how to do it is in the documentation. Where would this
be documented? All I've figured out how to do so far is make the title
bar, title text, and banner bar be the same color as the background. So
they look invisible, except there is an icon that shows up even though
there is no reference to an icon.
Thanks,
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Hi Leila.
If you edit your portlet through the admin tool - just don't specify a
title bar url or delete the one that is there. This will get rid of the
title bar.
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Leila Schneberger wrote:
Hello,
I saw in an earlier post that it is much easier to remove the title bar
in 2.0 and that how to do it is in the documentation. Where would this
be documented? All I've figured out how to do so far is make the title
bar, title text, and banner bar be the same color as the background. So
they look invisible, except there is an icon that shows up even though
there is no reference to an icon.
Thanks,
Leila

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