Right click chrome icon > Properties > Disable compatibility settings. This will set the compatibility to default to allow it to function on windows 10 properly and more stable and will remove the ugly and creepy border from your browser. This does not require changing anything in the browser, nor your background, or theme.
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If you see a White bar at the top of the screen in Explorer, Edge, Chrome, Teams, or any other app while gaming or watching videos in full-screen on Windows ...
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I downloaded a word document from the internet and suddenly there was this black bar over the top of my Chrome window. Left clicking doesn't do anything in the area and if I right-click it it acts like I'm right-clicking the desktop.
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Reset your browser settings. This will restore your browser to its default settings, which may fix the white band issue. To reset your browser settings, open your browser and go to Settings > Advanced > Reset and clean up. Then, click on the Reset settings button and confirm your choice.
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Fix: white or blank unclickable top of page of browser (firefox, edge, explorer, chrome) (As only found on Microsoft help short work around as press F11 been using for months now!) Hello everyone, first time posting here but since this problem was a big deal in my workplace, i wanted to share with you this fix that i've found on reddit.
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If you see a White bar at the top of Explorer, Edge, Chrome, Teams, or any other app while gaming or watching videos in full-screen, here are the fixes.
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First, could you check to make sure Firefox is not in full screen view: pressing the F11 key usually switches between regular and full screen view. Also, in full screen mode, sliding the mouse pointer up to the top should cause the toolbar area to slide down.
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Method 1: Change the Resolution setting. Press Windows & I key together on your keyboard to open Windows Settings and select System. Click Display to open display settings. Under Resolution section, select different smaller resolution and apply it. Now revert it back to normal resolution settings. Method 2: Change the Graphic Card settings.
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Several users in my organization (Windows 10, updated to latest 1809 version, on recent Dell computers) have the following issue: when maximizing a window (Chrome, Slack, Adobe Acrobat, etc.), they see a large white band at the top, sometimes at the bottom, of the maximized window.
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Whenever I open Edge I get a white bar on the top. I need help as I have tried going into display settings to sort out resolution but not got a fix. Any recommendations?
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