Undoubtedly, one of the biggest problems of the popular Google Chrome web browser in its version for Mac, is that with the latest versions of it, when activating the full screen for a certain website, the bar at the top disappears completely , being impossible to change tabs and access other sites or extensions.
Despite this, the Google team did not consider it a too serious failure, so at first it seemed that they were not going to solve it, or at least that was what they indicated, but finally there seems to have been a change of mind within the browser development team, and in the end they will try to come up with a solution.
Fullscreen Google Chrome glitches on Mac will be fixed soon
As we have been able to know thanks to 9to5Google, it seems that finally the Google team has given its arm to twist, and already we can see how on Chromium's own bug review pages have posted this new error as pending to solve, with which we can appreciate that we should soon have a corrected version ready.
In this case, to do this, what they are going to use is a new interface for this more "immersive" aspect, so that both the top bar and the side bar, if activated, it should be shown and hidden automatically according to the intentions of the user in question, even when having the application in full screen mode.
Thus, The feature should be available in Chrome for Mac soon ImmersiveModeController, which initially would be disabled by default and would only be included in flag available for advanced users, but as soon as verified, it should become available to everyone natively on macOS.