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How do you disable the notifications that display at the bottom of the page when requesting a page (i.e. "waiting...", "connecting...")? I am trying to run Firefox in a kiosk mode and remove any indication that the content is online.

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I have an iFrame setup to display multiple pages using a timer and an array to automatically change the source of an iFrame every "x" seconds. Each time the iFrame source is changed, a small gray notification box appears (for about 1 second or so) at the bottom left part of the screen that seems to indicate a new page is loading. I would like to remove that notification so the page will change seamlessly without indicating that the source for the iFrame has changed.

I have an iFrame setup to display multiple pages using a timer and an array to automatically change the source of an iFrame every "x" seconds. Each time the iFrame source is changed, a small gray notification box appears (for about 1 second or so) at the bottom left part of the screen that seems to indicate a new page is loading. I would like to remove that notification so the page will change seamlessly without indicating that the source for the iFrame has changed.

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You can use this extension to hide the pop-up that shows the URL of a link on hover and other data that previously appeared on the Status bar.

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You can use this extension to hide the pop-up that shows the URL of a link on hover and other data that previously appeared on the Status bar.