Bug #15044
closedShow webpage (magnifying glass) opens a new browser without all the toolbars
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Description
Should not play with my windows... or at least having some more TS to control it.
(issue imported from #M1592)
Updated by Bernd Wilke about 19 years ago
Help from http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/domref/dom_window_ref76.html for whoever knows where the parameters for the window.open-function are gathered:
The solution would be to expand the paramter of the window.open-function with the string: 'directories=1'. (no official javascript, but a valid option for the gecko-engine)
everyone can use this as a workaround:
"Mozilla and Firefox users can force new windows to always render the
Personal Toolbar/Bookmarks toolbar by setting
dom.disable_window_open_feature.directories to true in about:config or in
their user.js file."
Updated by Michael Stucki about 19 years ago
I'm sorry but this does not seem to be possible:
I tested "directories=1" with Firefox 1.04. It works fine and makes the window look the same way like a window looks if it is openend using the target="_blank" paramenter.
However, it is not possible to open a sidebar inside (e.g. the bookmarks tab, etc.) which is what I wanted to achieve.
So unfortunately this is not possible. What I will change is to add te directories=1 parameter depending that it doesn't break anything in other browsers...
Updated by Michael Stucki almost 19 years ago
Fixed in 4.0. Actually the solution was very very easy :-)
Many thanks to Martin Kutschker for giving me this great hint.