How do I hide the title bar in Sublime Text 3 on Windows 10?
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I'd like to get rid of the (very out of place) white bar at the top of the editor without having to go fullscreen. How can I do this in Windows 10?
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I'd like to get rid of the (very out of place) white bar at the top of the editor without having to go fullscreen. How can I do this in Windows 10?
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Kadin Zhang
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I'd like to get rid of the (very out of place) white bar at the top of the editor without having to go fullscreen. How can I do this in Windows 10?
sublime-text-3
asked Jun 6 at 23:15
Kadin Zhang
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I'd like to get rid of the (very out of place) white bar at the top of the editor without having to go fullscreen. How can I do this in Windows 10?
sublime-text-3
sublime-text-3
asked Jun 6 at 23:15
Kadin Zhang
1062
asked Jun 6 at 23:15
Kadin Zhang
1062
asked Jun 6 at 23:15
Kadin Zhang
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asked Jun 6 at 23:15
Kadin Zhang
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asked Jun 6 at 23:15
Kadin Zhang
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I found a solution here: https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/chrome-less-sublime/1125/16
Basically, you can use WinExp to remove the title bar:
I used WinExplorer [1] to remove the border and the window title bar.
answered Sep 25 at 23:21
Matt M.
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Welcome on Superuser. Please describe how to remove the top bar in Sublime 3 in conjunction with your link. The reason for this is simple, this link could become invalid. If you describe the steps required any future user could still use your answer even if that link is invalid.
– Nordlys Jeger
Sep 26 at 1:33
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Sometimes it is so simple we can't see.
I have just started to search for a solution and realized that ...
F11 - Enter Full Screen
... could get it done.
answered Nov 27 at 17:44
Júnior Mendonça
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Welcome to Super User! That would hide the bar, but unfortunately OP specifically asked "without having to go fullscreen"
– bertieb
Nov 27 at 17:54
I'm so sorry I didn't see that. You are correct. Thank you. However, I don't like using third party softwares for such purposes. I use to work on dual monitors and, on that scenario, I can set sublime to the secondary, with no Windows task bar and there is no problem using fullscreen. I really appreciate the result.
– Júnior Mendonça
Nov 28 at 18:12
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2 Answers
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I found a solution here: https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/chrome-less-sublime/1125/16
Basically, you can use WinExp to remove the title bar:
I used WinExplorer [1] to remove the border and the window title bar.
answered Sep 25 at 23:21
Matt M.
1034
1
Welcome on Superuser. Please describe how to remove the top bar in Sublime 3 in conjunction with your link. The reason for this is simple, this link could become invalid. If you describe the steps required any future user could still use your answer even if that link is invalid.
– Nordlys Jeger
Sep 26 at 1:33
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
I found a solution here: https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/chrome-less-sublime/1125/16
Basically, you can use WinExp to remove the title bar:
I used WinExplorer [1] to remove the border and the window title bar.
answered Sep 25 at 23:21
Matt M.
1034
1
Welcome on Superuser. Please describe how to remove the top bar in Sublime 3 in conjunction with your link. The reason for this is simple, this link could become invalid. If you describe the steps required any future user could still use your answer even if that link is invalid.
– Nordlys Jeger
Sep 26 at 1:33
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I found a solution here: https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/chrome-less-sublime/1125/16
Basically, you can use WinExp to remove the title bar:
I used WinExplorer [1] to remove the border and the window title bar.
answered Sep 25 at 23:21
Matt M.
1034
I found a solution here: https://forum.sublimetext.com/t/chrome-less-sublime/1125/16
Basically, you can use WinExp to remove the title bar:
I used WinExplorer [1] to remove the border and the window title bar.
answered Sep 25 at 23:21
Matt M.
1034
answered Sep 25 at 23:21
Matt M.
1034
answered Sep 25 at 23:21
Matt M.
1034
answered Sep 25 at 23:21
Matt M.
1034
1034
1
Welcome on Superuser. Please describe how to remove the top bar in Sublime 3 in conjunction with your link. The reason for this is simple, this link could become invalid. If you describe the steps required any future user could still use your answer even if that link is invalid.
– Nordlys Jeger
Sep 26 at 1:33
add a comment |
1
Welcome on Superuser. Please describe how to remove the top bar in Sublime 3 in conjunction with your link. The reason for this is simple, this link could become invalid. If you describe the steps required any future user could still use your answer even if that link is invalid.
– Nordlys Jeger
Sep 26 at 1:33
1
1
Welcome on Superuser. Please describe how to remove the top bar in Sublime 3 in conjunction with your link. The reason for this is simple, this link could become invalid. If you describe the steps required any future user could still use your answer even if that link is invalid.
– Nordlys Jeger
Sep 26 at 1:33
Welcome on Superuser. Please describe how to remove the top bar in Sublime 3 in conjunction with your link. The reason for this is simple, this link could become invalid. If you describe the steps required any future user could still use your answer even if that link is invalid.
– Nordlys Jeger
Sep 26 at 1:33
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Sometimes it is so simple we can't see.
I have just started to search for a solution and realized that ...
F11 - Enter Full Screen
... could get it done.
answered Nov 27 at 17:44
Júnior Mendonça
11
1
Welcome to Super User! That would hide the bar, but unfortunately OP specifically asked "without having to go fullscreen"
– bertieb
Nov 27 at 17:54
I'm so sorry I didn't see that. You are correct. Thank you. However, I don't like using third party softwares for such purposes. I use to work on dual monitors and, on that scenario, I can set sublime to the secondary, with no Windows task bar and there is no problem using fullscreen. I really appreciate the result.
– Júnior Mendonça
Nov 28 at 18:12
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Sometimes it is so simple we can't see.
I have just started to search for a solution and realized that ...
F11 - Enter Full Screen
... could get it done.
answered Nov 27 at 17:44
Júnior Mendonça
11
1
Welcome to Super User! That would hide the bar, but unfortunately OP specifically asked "without having to go fullscreen"
– bertieb
Nov 27 at 17:54
I'm so sorry I didn't see that. You are correct. Thank you. However, I don't like using third party softwares for such purposes. I use to work on dual monitors and, on that scenario, I can set sublime to the secondary, with no Windows task bar and there is no problem using fullscreen. I really appreciate the result.
– Júnior Mendonça
Nov 28 at 18:12
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Sometimes it is so simple we can't see.
I have just started to search for a solution and realized that ...
F11 - Enter Full Screen
... could get it done.
answered Nov 27 at 17:44
Júnior Mendonça
11
Sometimes it is so simple we can't see.
I have just started to search for a solution and realized that ...
F11 - Enter Full Screen
... could get it done.
answered Nov 27 at 17:44
Júnior Mendonça
11
answered Nov 27 at 17:44
Júnior Mendonça
11
answered Nov 27 at 17:44
Júnior Mendonça
11
answered Nov 27 at 17:44
Júnior Mendonça
11
11
1
Welcome to Super User! That would hide the bar, but unfortunately OP specifically asked "without having to go fullscreen"
– bertieb
Nov 27 at 17:54
I'm so sorry I didn't see that. You are correct. Thank you. However, I don't like using third party softwares for such purposes. I use to work on dual monitors and, on that scenario, I can set sublime to the secondary, with no Windows task bar and there is no problem using fullscreen. I really appreciate the result.
– Júnior Mendonça
Nov 28 at 18:12
add a comment |
1
Welcome to Super User! That would hide the bar, but unfortunately OP specifically asked "without having to go fullscreen"
– bertieb
Nov 27 at 17:54
I'm so sorry I didn't see that. You are correct. Thank you. However, I don't like using third party softwares for such purposes. I use to work on dual monitors and, on that scenario, I can set sublime to the secondary, with no Windows task bar and there is no problem using fullscreen. I really appreciate the result.
– Júnior Mendonça
Nov 28 at 18:12
1
1
Welcome to Super User! That would hide the bar, but unfortunately OP specifically asked "without having to go fullscreen"
– bertieb
Nov 27 at 17:54
Welcome to Super User! That would hide the bar, but unfortunately OP specifically asked "without having to go fullscreen"
– bertieb
Nov 27 at 17:54
I'm so sorry I didn't see that. You are correct. Thank you. However, I don't like using third party softwares for such purposes. I use to work on dual monitors and, on that scenario, I can set sublime to the secondary, with no Windows task bar and there is no problem using fullscreen. I really appreciate the result.
– Júnior Mendonça
Nov 28 at 18:12
I'm so sorry I didn't see that. You are correct. Thank you. However, I don't like using third party softwares for such purposes. I use to work on dual monitors and, on that scenario, I can set sublime to the secondary, with no Windows task bar and there is no problem using fullscreen. I really appreciate the result.
– Júnior Mendonça
Nov 28 at 18:12
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