Remove (Private Browsing) in the Title bar

When in Private Browsing mode is there any way to remove the identifying text in the Title bar?

Enter Private Browsing mode this way and close and restart Firefox (File > Exit) by starting Firefox automatically in Private Browsing mode.
To see all History settings, choose: Tools > Options > Privacy, choose the setting '''Firefox will: Use custom settings for history'''
Check: [[ ] "Automatically start Firefox in a private browsing session"
See also [[Private Browsing|#Always_start_Firefox_in_a_private_browsing_session|Always start Firefox in a private browsing session]]

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My Firefox updated this morning. What happened to my In-Private browsing in the Menu Bar? it's gone!

My Firefox updated this morning. What happened to my In-Private browsing in the Menu Bar? it's gone!

Yes, they made it able to start a "private Window"...
But does it WORK?
I noticed that in v20, Firefox send cookies that were set before the "private Window" was opened.
This means NO PRIVACY !!!
A site you visit in your "New Private Window" will ID you by the cookies it has set in the past.
Privacy is gone... bye bye ...
Of course one can manually delete the cookies for a certain domain.... but why would i want to go through all this work...
I hope it's fixed.
And if it's not fixed.. it will be bye bye Firefox ... terrible choice.

Why did the browser window's title bar, menu, minimize, maximize, and close buttons all disappear, and how do I get them back?

I am literally stuck in Firefox. Suddenly the window changed to full screen mode, and the title bar and Firefox menu disappeared, along with the close, minimize, and maximize buttons. All I can access are the menu bar and open browser tabs.
I can't even access my dock (on Mac), which usually pops up when I mouse over the bottom of the screen.
So, the only way it seems I can get out of Firefox is to shut down my computer by pressing the power button. Unless there is some keyboard shortcut. I tried command-11 but that just switched between open my browser tabs.
FYI i have no idea what Ubuntu is and don't think I'm using it (that name seems to pop up when I google this problem)
Oh yeah, also I'm using Firefox 3.6.2 because my elderly Mac is running on OSX 10.4.11. Have never had any problems with it before.

IN your iTunes library, does the movie appear with a cloud on it for downloading?
is the movie still in the iTunes Store?
iTunes purchases the rights to sell a movie, but those are for a time limit. If the right expires and apple doesn't renew, the movie is no longer available for download and must be saved in your library. I suggest backing up your movies ASAP. Check the store for this movie, perhaps it is still available.

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,
Leila

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.
Cindy
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

How do I remove the title bar from a Palm PDA front panel?

On several PDA screens, I need all the real esate I can get. The title bar chews up a lot of it. Is there any way, in the vi settings or programmatically, that I can remove the title bar?
I've already tried the obvious step of unchecking "window has a title bar" in the window appearance catagory of the vi properties. No apparent effect is seen.

Hello,
It sounds like you are referring to the GUI actually on your Palm devices. I believe on Palm devices all applications have a title bar, and there isn't a way to get rid of it. My guess is that perhaps this is a feature you can enable/disable as a Palm OS setting, or may simply be the way the Palm has defined its user interface. If you have your Palm devices handy, check out the display settings to see any has an option to remove the title bars in general. If you find out either way, definitely repost so the community can find the answer here as well!
Thank you,
Best Regards,
JLS
Best,
JLS
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How to customize the title bar on my own Look And Feel?

Hi all!
I am creating my own Look and Feel which extends from NimbusLookAndFeel. What I'm doing is overwriting UIDefaults values??, referring to the Painters. For example:
+uiDefault.put ("Button [Enabled]", new ButtonEnabledPainter());+
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You know as possible? I have to overwrite an existing UI component? The idea is I want to make the look and feel like SeaGlass, but the code seems a bit complex to know where to begin.
I hope you can guide me on this issue.
Thank you very much for everything! And excuse my English!.
Greetings!

very simple example, with direct methods
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import java.awt.event.*;
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import java.util.Queue;
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                        JOptionPane.YES_NO_OPTION, JOptionPane.QUESTION_MESSAGE,
                        null, null, null);
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        buttonPanel.add(button1);// not possible put there witouth set Dimmnesion
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        titlePanel.add(new JLabel("My Frame"), BorderLayout.CENTER);
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If one does private browsing, is the hisory still kept on the zero server?

I accept that private browsing does not keep track of visited sites on my desktop, but our server is run by our own company in another state, does the history of sites visited remain logged on the remote server?

Firefox may not be closing properly or crashes and session restore may be kicking in.
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*"Hang at exit": http://kb.mozillazine.org/Firefox_hangs
*"Firefox hangs when you quit it": https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Firefox+hangs
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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.

I want the tabs in the title bar on FF6.

In FF 4, 5, and 6, until today, the tabs were in the title bar where I want them to be. Now they are below the title bar. How do I get them back into the title bar? In about:config, browser.tabs.drawInTitlebar; true.

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 {
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Who Will Be the First to Tweak IE9 To Restore the Page Title into the Title Bar?

It's a well-known fact that if you disable the tabbed view (i.e., you prefer to use multiple separate windows for your browser pages) the Page Title from whatever web page you visit doesn't show up anywhere.
How does a blatant omission like this pass a design review?
It's like someone at Microsoft doesn't think titles belong in Title Bars any more. Who is this person, and do they actually USE a computer?
In a similar vein, Windows Explorer windows no longer put the path in the Title Bar -
unless you use one of the fine aftermarket products such as ShellFolderFix or ClassicShell to restore the Title Bar to service.
Has anyone figured out yet what to tweak to put the page title in the Window Title Bar for IE9?
-Noel

I see I just got another up-vote for the original post in this thread.
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.
Hey! We users didn't designate that space across the tops of windows as a title area. Microsoft did. We just got used to using it. When we look to activate the proper window on our desktops, we look at the titles. Fortunately,
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.
-Noel
Detailed how-to in my eBooks:
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Hide the title bar of a movie window like QuickTime X

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