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Well i found this handy guide to make the most of your 600 pixels height,
[guide] Firefox for small screens (EEE, Wind, 4211, Aspire One etc)I think this is great as when you press F11 anything that pops up maybe an automatic update restart notification or an im message won’t get shown until you exit fullscreen mode
The above guide is very good and another thing i’d add is autohiding your task bar
do this by right clicking on the task bar then properties then tick “auto-hide the task bar” and apply it,this makes the screen quiet abit bigger,if you need any help post here and i’ll do my best to helpThis looks interesting – thanks for posting.
With regard to auto-hiding the Taskbar – bare in mind that you can leave it be and just untick ‘Keep the Taskbar on top of other windows’. You can then full-screen a Window over it. Possibly, this might be the better option than hiding it as I have know some taskbar icons to not like the journey into hiding and reappearing – Also, Windows can forget about properly showing the info Balloons for the icons and they appear obscured behind the icons and Taskbar.
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This looks interesting – thanks for posting.With regard to auto-hiding the Taskbar – bare in mind that you can leave it be and just untick ‘Keep the Taskbar on top of other windows’. You can then full-screen a Window over it. Possibly, this might be the better option than hiding it as I have know some taskbar icons to not like the journey into hiding and reappearing – Also, Windows can forget about properly showing the info Balloons for the icons and they appear obscured behind the icons and Taskbar.
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That’s a great tip. I was just hiding my taskbar, but I’m going to try out your suggestion and see how my mileage varies.
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