unable to close toolbar

[mack]

Recently I have ben unable to close the Google toolbar. Normaly I just right click on the top area of the browser and select or de-select google and the tool bar will apear or disapear. Lately it is always there?

Anyone else having this problem?

[Sinner_G]

No problem for me (version 1.1.62 german). Which version of the toolbar do you have?

[mack]

version 1.1.62-big/en

[Sinner_G]

Well, I don't think the language has anything to do with it, so probably it has to do with the system/configuration you are working on.

[NFFC]

Silly question but if you are on Win/IE do you have the lock the toolbars option selected?

[mack]

toolbar lock on or off...same result :(

I did a clean install and the same heppened?

[arturo]

Just on a small query.
Why would you want to close the google toolbar?
Surel;y its more convenient than going directly to Google?

Art

[ViruS]

NFFC, is there a non-Win/IE version of toolbar, I am not aware of?

toolbar.google.com still says:

System Requirements
Microsoft Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP
Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5 or later

[Hawkgirl]

Why would you want to close the google toolbar?

Because when I do screenshots of a page for a client, I may want to minimize the browser junk in the screenshot while not cropping it out.

"This is how your page looks in a typical browser" or something similar.

[shelleycat]

I can turn mine on and off using the View menu or by right-clicking on the header, both without trouble. I have version 1.1.63-big/en though instead of .62, so maybe yours didn't get updated somehow and that's what's causing the trouble?

To minimise the amount of screen realestate it takes up, I've dragged it up beside the menu headings so it doesn't add an extra line. Maybe you can do this in the meantime?

[loanuniverse]

How about F11?

Much better to get rid of clutter :)

[Hawkgirl]

How about F11?

Well, that doesn't really give an accurate representation of what most web users see. When I'm giving screenshots to clients, I give them what a "default browser window" would look like.