I am using dev-channel v23 for Chrome and I am working on the new Chrome Packaged Apps .
One of the goals of the new platform is to receive packages from the browser and provide the status of a top-level window for packages. I have a lot of work, but the window that Chrome opens for me does not have a title bar or minimize, maximize buttons. It has a chrome close button (for example, on internal windows, such as settings dialogs).
You can hide the close button and provide custom min / max / close functions in html / js, but this will violate the functionality and appearance of the UX. If the chrome target is to make my application look and function like any other top-level window, where is the system title bar (with window status buttons)?
Am I missing something? Is it possible to do this using some kind of API that I do not see?
Thanks Tim
* I understand that I can use the frame type "none" and create my own title bar, but there is no way to take into account all platforms with variations of each. This is the window. I mean, if the goal is to look like any other top-level window, open a standard window with a specific platform and give me a client area to work with. I would say that the setting is secondary to the standard window, corresponding to the functionality and appearance of each other window on a particular OS.
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