I am looking for a way to get Mozilla to run (on win32) in a FULL screen mode, I mean, totally full screen w/o the top header bar for the window.
I am prepared to hack away at the code if need be, but if someone could at least point me in the right direction that would be appreciated. Another hack, I want to set the browser such that when a site times out, instead of giving a server not found error, that it will simply try again (perhaps after a small delay) Explanation: Basically, we have Flat panel monitors hung on walls at our organization acting as displays. They run on a series of php generated websites (using meta-refresh we cycle through about 3 pages). The current solution uses IE which allows me to get them to the full screen mode that I need. However, if our webserver goes down at all, or network traffic gets bogged down. Then we get stuck on an error page, which requires manual intervention. This is not a good solution for a dozen or so of these display spread out around a large campus (plus some units don't have keyboards attached or are mounted out of the way) Any help is greatly appreciated. -John
