It would be really convenient to be able to quickly run a search or check my e-mail without having to escape full-screen mode. Is this possible in Chrome? Is there a key shortcut that would allow me to access the URL bar?
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Chrome does not allow that by default. See this bug report.
One option to achieve this would be to install MyAddressBar extension which will let you define a user configured key combination to bring up an address bar.
Chrome by default doesn't allow any type of UI in full screen mode. That is, without the use of an extension. [Reference Link]
However, if you using a keyboard with a Windows Key then you can push [Windows Key] + [R]. This will bring up the run box. Type in the address you want and hit enter. If Google Chrome is your default browser then it will bring up a new web page.
As an additional note, to switch between tabs, push [CTRL] + [#]. Replace the # with a real number.
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You can use Vimium and access address bar with "o"/"O" hotkeys ("open URL"/"open URL in new tab").
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You could use Ctrl-T to open a new tab, which will show the Google search page. You could also use Ctrl-H to show your history and search through pages visited previously (Google and your mail page will certainly be on that list).
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There are 2 ways I can think of
First way:
F11- To get out of full screen mode temporarilyF6- Shortcut key to URL bar- Enter URL and press enter
F11- Get back to full screen mode
Second way:
F12- To open up inspectorESC- Shortcut key to open console within inspector- type into console
window.location = 'http://[webpage.com]', hitENTER F12- To turn off inspector
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you can leverage on this extension for tab and url management in full screen mode.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tab-url-manager/egiemoacchfofdhhlfhkdcacgaopncmi
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It is possible to view that toolbar if fullscreen mode is on.
View > Always Show Toolbar in Full Screen
Hotkey: ⇧ Shift+⌘ Command+F
Than quick jump to address bar: ⌘ Command+L or F6*
Than if you want to search just type: ?
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As an alternative to Chrome, Microsoft Edge allows you to go full screen and still be able to access web page tabs by hovering near the top of the screen.
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