Chrome Auto Hide Taskbar

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• Chrome Auto Hide Taskbar Windows

Chrome Auto Hide Taskbar Windows

How to auto-hide Windows 10's taskbar. Just follow these simple steps: Right-click on an empty area of the taskbar. (If you're in tablet mode, hold a finger on the taskbar.) Click taskbar settings. Toggle Automatically hide the taskbar in desktop mode to on. (You can also do the same for tablet mode.).

ThanksI applied it, but that's not what I'm looking forI'm looking for a way to easily hide/unhide the taskbar but expanding the visible screen (not keeping the taskbar space 'empty' when it is hidden -for my purpose that would be useless-)by the way how can I reverse what that program did? It did change the color of my taskbar and I don't want thatHi there. I think the best you'll do without hack or 3rd party is auto hide the Taskbar and use WinKey/T to see it and then Alt/Tab to hide it again.Escape used to work in previous OSs, but changed in 10.

Esc will rid the thumbnails seen here, though. I don't care to use a 3rd party program as long as it does what I'm looking for which is to be able to have always the taskbar visible and when I need to get more space at the screen to press a hotkey so that I can also take advantage of the space now used by the taskbar and then be able to press again to come back at the normal wayI guess I'm not the first one interested in that.The programs I found (or autohotkey scripts) where keeping blank the space and won't help me since my desire is to hide the taskbar only if I can make use of that area to further visibilitythanks.

I have found another solution that works nearly perfect for me, by just hiding the Taskbar and the Start button by simply sending both the WMHIDE message: Handle = FindWindow('ShellTrayWnd', ').ShowWindow(Handle, SWSHOW);The only problem I have with that solution is that the taskbar is not hidden permanently, i.e. As soon as one element is activated that does not have the focus, which on the taskbar leads to the item flashing in yellow, the taskbar gets visible again.I'm not sure if there is a way to prevent Windows from re-enabling the visible flag of the taskbar in some way, or a method to hook to the SWSHOW in C# though.