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I installed Ubuntu yesterday on a new laptop. After downloading and installing Chrome, I realized that there is no experimental integration Gnome3/Unity flag in about:flags? I remember using the integration with Chrome on an older machine, is it by some mistake that I can't see it here or was it remove from the experimental features of Chrome?

I can still see double close/minimize/maximize buttons - one set from the window manager, the other from chrome.

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You need to right click on the Chrome title bar and set "Use System Title Bar and Borders":

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  • is there any update on this? all those features were removed from chrome.
    – gcb
    Jan 13, 2015 at 22:14
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Google Chrome/Chromium Browser uses to manage appearance customization under Settings/Personal Stuff.

Write: chrome://settings/personal in order to enter this section and choose "Hide System Title Bar and use compact borders" as shown in this screenshot:

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Good Luck!

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Go to preferences and make sure you have Use System Title Bar and Borders checked:

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Click the 'wrench' icon, and then select "Settings". From Settings select "Personal Stuff" and click the radio button next to "Hide system title bar and use compact borders"

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Have you tried to right click on the black space next to the tabs and un uncheck use system title bar?

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Unity integration is not experimental anymore. It should be already enabled in your browser.

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  • It isn't... I can still see double close/minimize/maximize buttons - one set from the window manager, the other from chrome.
    – Seiryuu
    Oct 13, 2011 at 9:04
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    @Seiryuu Do you at least get the Unity quicklist for Chrome when you right-click its Launcher icon? (I have the window controls issue, as well...might just be a temporary bug that snuck through.)
    – Knowledge Cube
    Oct 13, 2011 at 9:12
  • The quicklist is there (new window, incognito window...)
    – Seiryuu
    Oct 13, 2011 at 9:17

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