How to hide the url of the browser's left-bott

问题:

I would like to hide the url showing up, when I hover a link with the cursor. I only want to this on my browser. There are a lot questions about this around the web, but I don't find any working solution. I am looking for a solution for chrome or firefox.

Why am I need to do this? I will present a site demonstration soon, and I don't want the people to recognise the website url, because it is not launched yet. I decided to open the site in a "popup like" windows without address bar, so the only missing part to achieve my goal is to hide the url showing at bottom of the browser.

Do you guys have anything to solve this?

EDIT : It would be better to make changes in the browser with some plugin/addon, I don't want to replace all the link in my html markup. But a javascript that solves this with looping at every link, would be fine too.

回答1:

you need to have an addon called status-4-evar for firefox to achieve this. status-4-evar

Please follow the url to find more about how to do this.

you can also change the anchor tags and replace it with span tags.

thanks

回答2:

Put href='javascript:;' and try to redirect the page using javascript function window.location='page.html'.

<a href="javascript:;" onclick="javascript:window.location=page.html" clas="">Anchor Text</a>

or you can use a common function for redirection.

回答3:

If it's just for your browser (Firefox) you can add

statuspanel {display:none!important;}

below the @namespace line in your userChrome.css file

As of version 61 it has changed to:

#statuspanel {display:none!important;}

In Firefox go to settings click help, click Troubleshooting Information. scroll down a bit and there will be a Open Folder button. Click it to go to your user profile. Open the chrome folder and the userChrome.css file should be there. If not just create a folder called chrome. Inside that create a file and call it userChrome.css. The file needs to have:

@namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul"); /* only needed once */

As the first line. Below that add:

statuspanel {display:none!important;}

Save the file and restart Firefox and you should be good to go.

回答4:

you can use an iframe and embed it into another page

you can use this http://www.vincemitchell.me/projects/iframe/