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I've projected an Intranet Ajax application and I want put it in a full screen mode so it seems as a real stand alone application.

My problem is that with Firefox 3 the window.open with options to put the window in full screen mode not work well. I have always the tile bar the url bar and the status bar.

Is there a way to hide that bars?

I remember not well that there is a way to write a script in a signed way that the user can accept that.......

Any idea?

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That is not possible at all, if it were, it would be a huge security risk, phishing scams would be much more successful.

To get a more real feeling of a standalone app, maybe you should take a look at Mozilla Prism to use as client for your ajax web app.

rogeriopvl
Yes but in my LAN I wish to do that and also If use netscape.security.PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege(”UniversalBrowserWrite”);my Firefox 3 tell me that there is no permission to execute that...so now I'll post a specific question about that.
xdevel2000
I found a good solution and post it inhttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/1023644/firefox-and-universalbrowserwrite-privilege (my other similar question!)
xdevel2000