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How to Hide The URL Address Bar in Microsoft Edge in Windows 10, 11

July 7, 2022
in Blog, Windows 10, Windows 11
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In some cases, you want to hide the URL bar when you open a site using Microsoft Edge.

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Method 1: Using Run box

1. Right click on the Windows start icon then open the Run box.

2. Open a site in the app mode in Microsoft Edge using below command:

msedge.exe --app=https://google.com
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As you can see, the site is opened without the address bar.

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Method 2: Using Windows Command Prompt

You can hide the URL address bar using Windows Command Prompt.

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge\Application\msedge.exe" --app=https://google.com
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Method 3: Using a batch file

Or you can create a batch file to open a site without the address bar.

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Method 4: Using Apps feature in Microsoft Edge

1. Open the site that you want to hide the address bar.

2. Navigate to the Edge menu | Apps | Install this site as an app then type app name as you need.

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3. The app is installed, now you can pin the app to taskbar, start menu or create a shortcut to desktop.

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  1. LuxxProd says:
    5 months ago

    Thank You! This helped me a lot to get rid of the Address Bar, especially while trying to use website as Apps, where the Bar is usually blocking a part of the site.

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