Locate the Chrome icon on the taskbar, Start Menu or desktop.Here is what you need to do if you run Windows: It requires running Chrome with a parameter. Our Ask VG colleagues found a way to hide the extension icon in recent versions of Chrome. Google removed the option to do so however, and there is no option currently available in Chrome to hide the extension icon if you don't need it or want to use the space for something else. Software Start menu SHUTDOWN option just hung.Up until now, you could hide the extension icon of Chrome on the chrome://flags page. But had to force a shutdown by turning off the HP ProBook 4530s at the power switch. UPDATE!!! System reboot worked to get Chrome maximum size screen working and with Windows 7 taskbar seen too. put in links to whatever you suggest folks look to for help -and- try not to use slang, or what is to me, like PLEASE everyone who goes to any community website. It's just Chrome! The other browser I sometimes use, Internet Explorer, is not having It's not the auto-hide Taskbar situation. This is now Novemand no newer stable Chrome. Haven't tried a system reboot, but have recycled Chrome & no solution. There is a website for newer Chromes for Windows, and other OS's: Īs you go from Stable thru Canary, they get more "squirrel-ly", so your risk. Get this info from " Help and about > About Google Chrome" in the drop-down, 3-horizontal lines icon in the upper-most-right-corner (some call it a Chrome Menu Bar) of a chrome window.Īlso you get a "Checking for updates." and then hopefully "Google Chrome is up to date". 5 hour search with no solution, I did what "Bradsterns" tried (then found his P'd-off - don't blame him) response. M Wakeel Sajid, I don't see any to "R elaunch Google Chrome in Windows 7 mode" in Settings (with Advanced Settings displayed).
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