When we want to launch Firefox, we usually do it from the applications menu, from a launcher in the dock / bar, or from a shortcut anywhere else. Kiosk mode is activated from the terminal The Kiosk mode has designed for tasks in which we do not want to see anything other than the page we are working on. If we activate it once within Firefox, when we move the cursor over the top of the screen we will see that the address bar appears, although the favorites bar still does not appear even though we have it configured to be displayed. But Firefox 71 will go even further with a new option called Kiosk Mode.Īt first, the Kiosk Mode or kiosk mode seems the same as what we get through the F11 key, but it is not. Pressing (Fn +) F11, Firefox will enter full screen mode, which means that your window will overlap the top and bottom bars, whether or not we have them set to hide automatically, it will also hide the URL bar and absolutely everything. There are tasks that we do from the browser that is best done in full screen, such as writing articles for a blog like Ubunlog.
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