Works in Brave (I don't have Chrome): while in full-screen mode, on menu bar untick View -> Always Show Toolbar in Full Screen.
Answer from Aivar Paalberg on Stack ExchangeI did several searches for this, but it is difficult to isolate posts that do what I want. Most sites explain that Command + Control + F is for Full Screen, but I just want to the window to expand to the size of the screen, as if i had dragged it to each of the 4 corners, so it is taking up the screen, but isnt full screen.
Is there a hotkey for that?
Thank you very much for your help.
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Works in Brave (I don't have Chrome): while in full-screen mode, on menu bar untick View -> Always Show Toolbar in Full Screen.
For most, command - shift - f is the answer for proper full screen.
With the Chrome Window in full screen mode (green button, View > Enter Fullscreen, or FnF), the keyboard shortcut ⌘+⇧+F (View > "Always show toolbar in full screen mode") will toggle showing the tab/url/bookmarks bar while in full screen mode.
Short answer: not possible.
This is not possible because the way in which Mac Spaces work and the function you're using are incompatible.
Mac Spaces organise content in different Spaces, and when you go fullscreen, that window gets its own Space.
cmd + ` switches between windows of the same application, but this state is not shared between Spaces.
Control+→ and Control+← is a default keybinding to switch between full-screen applications on MacOS.
As far as I know, there is not a way to limit it to only Google Chrome.
If I understood your question correctly, this should do the trick:
In macOS Sonoma or higher:
- Go to "System Preferences"
- Open the "Control Center"
- Scroll down to the bottom and change "Automatically hide and show the menu bar" to "In Full Screen Only"
No it is not possible to have a "real" fullscreen natively like on windows and ubuntu for example.
A solution is to use AppleScript to prevent the mouse from touching the top screen and moving it slightly below (never touch, never trigger the menu bar)