Hide Second Lower Toolbar?

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FPLD
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Hide Second Lower Toolbar?

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I'm exploring moving to V3 using Chrome, but when I use my existing INI upgraded to V3, I see a second lower toolbar displaying a drop down and new tab icon. I've figured out how to remove the two icons but not where to disable/hide the second lower toolbar. Any ideas what setting would do this?
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Re: Hide Second Lower Toolbar?

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Try setting the following in your INI file.

[Browser]
ShowToolbar=False

Please note, PWB v3.04.2 RC (Release Candidate) available on the Downloads page fixes a few issues with the toolbars.

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Re: Hide Second Lower Toolbar?

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Thanks Scott, that did it.

Another issue I've encountered is not being able to access a drop down menu on a web page with the mouse. If I click on the drop down menu, it becomes active/highlighted and I can cycle through the menu options with the keyboard arrow keys, but the drop down menu never appears.

If I use the default v3 ini file to access the same webpage, the drop down menu works normally with the mouse.
Would you know what setting could effect this?

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Re: Hide Second Lower Toolbar?

Post by Scott »

There is a bug in the Chrome engine that prevents the drop downs from showing when you have [Browser]AlwaysOnTop=True set in the INI file. When always on top is true the drop downs appear behind PWB.

Setting the following will fix it.

[Browser]
AlwaysOnTop=False

[SecondWindow]
AlwaysOnTop=False

http://www.teamsoftwaresolutions.com/fo ... f=8&t=3011

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