Unsolved Is there a way to hide the title bar on macos?

[Perry2004]

Like i'm putting the tabs to the left side of the window, but the title bar is still showing on the menubar. Is there a way to hide such thing on macos?

For "title bar", I mean the top pest part of the window containing the title of the current tab

[Pathduck]

@Perry2004 Hello and Welcome to the Vivaldi Community

Try this custom CSS:

/* Hide header if tabs not on top */
#browser:not(.tabs-top) #header {
	min-height: 0px !important;
}

This will of course also hide the other buttons on the bar and you'll have no way to move the window. This is why the title bar is there in the first place. Fixing that requires more complex CSS.

Please read:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/10549/guide-modding-vivaldi
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/16684/inspecting-the-vivaldi-ui-with-devtools

[Perry2004]

Thank you for your solution!
I have just transferred from ff to vivaldi recently, can you direct me to a tutorial on where to put the customize CSS for vivaldi?

[Pathduck]

@Perry2004 I already linked the tutorials

[stardepp]

@Perry2004

In Vivaldi Snapshot 5.8.2955.3 there is a new menu item:

[Pathduck]

@stardepp Seriously, great find

I had no idea! That's pretty awesome. I guess I don't need some of my CSS mods

Still, the problem is how to move the window if the title bar is hidden. That can be solved in CSS as well, but it's hacky.

[lemarcu]

Hello,

I have downloaded the snapshot on my mac, running macOS 13.2 and activated the feature "hide title bar when tabs are not on top" but it still appears.
Unable to do more, I think maybe that feature is not yet functioning on macOS?