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[Feature Request] option in General or Advanced settings to hide titlebar #933
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Thank you for a feature request, @acidjazz I'd also prefer to have all options visible one way or another. |
I’d rather have an option to give the title bar a modern look similar to the ‘minimal’ look for iterm2. This look is based the appearance of Electron apps (https://www.iterm2.com/documentation-preferences-appearance.html). In my opinion this as useful as the titlebar but less distracting. Ofcourse having an option to completely remove the titlebar would already be a good first step. |
@mvcouwen Could you add some screenshots for your idea? Could you also check if it already implemented ( |
Sure! See e.g. this screenshot This feature does not seem to be implemented. |
Transparent titlebar is implemented. I agree, that tabs could be integrated to titlebar as well if a user wants. |
I would like to but I am afraid I don't know anything about the underlying code for macvim. Maybe I do in the future and then I might give it a try. That will not be anytime soon though. |
Love the minimal look, but also no title at all! Can we do both? maybe a new feature request @mvcouwen ? |
@acidjazz no title at all is already implemented and documented |
In particular, do I will be open to pull requests for a "modern style", although I'm a little weary of adding even more customization to window styles and tabs. Features are good but they add complexity and general maintainence cost, so I have to weigh how much value there is versus having to juggle multiple tabs implementation. Seems like iTerm has "Regular" (regular window with tabs below title), "Minimal" (big combined title / tabs bar), "Compact" (small regular size combined title / tabs bar). I think it's feasible to do something similar to "Compact" and just put the tab bar there, but there's a fair bit of code with assumptions of how the tabs work that I am not inclined to take that on now. @mvcouwen I think you should probably make another issue instead of this one if you want that feature just to make it easier to have discussions specific to the feature. |
I have made another issue: #962. |
Add new preference that allows specifying how MacVim will use dark mode: use systems preference (default), force light mode, force dark mode, or use Vim's 'background' option to decide. Preference will be stored in defaults as 'MMAppearanceModeSelection'. Add docs for that as well. Also, add a new preferences panel called "Appearance" to allow setting the dark mode setting, and transparent titlebar as well. Setting it will refresh all Vim windows immediately for feedback. Also, when setting titlebars to transparent, also hide the file icon as it's distracting in what's a more minimalistic display. Don't use another preference for that for now to avoid having too many options. Minor: Remove preference panel's cross-fade effect as it's more distracting than useful. Fix macvim-dev#912 Also: - See macvim-dev#1015 for part of the contribution. - Close macvim-dev#266 - Close macvim-dev#933
Shot out to @splhack for #111 , would just be nice to be able to check a box in the MacVim options to hide the titlebar instead of having to run
$ defaults write org.vim.MacVim MMNoTitleBarWindow true
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