Names of internet pages not showing on some PC's

Question

We use a custom developed piece of software that helps us with our accounts, orders etc.

It is accessed via internet explorer and due to the way it works, only accessible via IE :(

On some systems it displays the name of the page they are on, say accounts, or a customer ID number, on a couple of other computers it only displays the HTML address not the title.

Is there a tickbox or option that turns on/off the page titles displaying or is it not that simple?

All of the PC's are using Windows 7 Professional and all with IE10

Thanks Jamie

Answer 1

I don't know any native way to do this, but, you could use GreaseMonkey for IE (or at least, a port, such as Trixie)

It will let you write some HTML, which effectively overwrites the title. You may require some javascript, it depends on how the code is set up really and where the title comes from as to how easy it will be to write.

Maybe something as easy as

title { visibility: hidden; }

I doubt you need this but I include it incase the above doesn't work

title { display: none; }

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Another option (bullets are part of a quote)

1. maximize the Desktop Window using the shortcut, and
2. auto-hide the taskbar. You will still have the address bar and tab bar on top, however. Otherwise, the Start screen Internet Explorer will provide a full screen view with no tabs, no address bar (but also no taskbar)

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