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When in non-full-screen mode, Safari lets me use the ⌘+| shortcut or View > Hide Toolbar to hide the URL and search bar, etc. However, when I'm in Full Screen mode, this option is greyed out. Is there any way I can hide it without exiting Full Screen?

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Enter full screen mode, right-click anywhere around the address bar then click "Hide Toolbar" in the menu that appears.

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Although next time you enter full screen mode the toolbar comes back.

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Be careful, because once you do this, the only way to get the bar back is to exit and then enter full screen mode again. – RazorSharp Apr 19 '12 at 22:24
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no, you can click view/customize toolbar... to restore it – dmitry Apr 8 at 11:06

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