Is it possible to hide / auto-hide the Android Emulator's menu bar? The one shown below:
X
and -
- closes and minimizes the emulator);All without any success. Is it even possible to hide it?
PS: The optimal behavior, imo, would be similar to the auto hide from Windows taskbar (or some sort of keyboard shortcut to make it reappear).
Edit
As mentioned in an answer, it might be possible to drag it if your using Ubuntu by holding Alt + dragging it. Although useful, that's still not the desired behavior - and it doesn't work for me as I'm on Windows 10.
I've found an alternative solution, you can move this sidebar by holding Alt key + click on the box. If you move the emulator, the sidebar will be placed on the default position. I'm using Ubuntu (didn't test it on Windows or Mac). You just have to hold Alt key and drag the sidebar with left mouse click.
As @Nisu suggested, go to File>Settings>Tools>Emulator and uncheck the "Launch in a tool window".
Run and stop an emulator, and clear data To stop a running emulator, click Menu and select Stop. To clear the data for an emulator, select Wipe Data. Or click Menu and select Wipe Data.
Just press the 'window' button and the left arrow and the highlighted window will stack to the left. Press the 'window' button and the right arrow and the highlighted window will stack to the right.
You can use xdotool:
First you should find the id of that window
$ xdotool selectwindow //After you use this line you should select the window 12345678
And you just minimize it.
$ xdotool windowminimize 12345678
xdotool is available as a package in at lease Debian, Ubuntu and Fedora.
And you can install this tool with this line.
$ sudo apt-get install xdotool
Credits: https://stackoverflow.com/a/26704369/3139930
On Windows you may try windows-specific hack via 3rd party tool.
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