How move Windows titlebar off-screen in Windows 7?

Question

One particularly badly designed web site I use wastes huge amounts of space at the top of the page. I'd like to move my browser window up so that this space is off-screen, but that means that the window's titlebar would also be off-screen. To move the window, I right-click on the titlebar and select Move, then use the up-arrow key to move the window up. This works fine, but any mouse activity (movement or clicking) causes Windows to bring the titlebar back to the top of the screen. How can I disable that behavior?

Answer 1

I think this answer/workaround would bug me personally more than the original problem, but here's an option: Let's say monitor 1 is your main display, also where you are viewing this bad page. Monitor 2 is adjacent to monitor 1, shouldn't matter which side

If you go into your screen resolution settings (control panel or right click on desktop), click on monitor 2, and move it a few clicks higher than monitor 1 with the up arrow key, you can then hang the window onto the adjacent monitor just a bit and raise it above the top of your main monitor without it readjusting down into view. Just don't go above the top of monitor 2. The more space you need to kill, the higher monitor 2 will need to be.

Answer 2

There does not appear to be a way.

Pressing ENTER on your keyboard when moving windows normally exits the "Move" mode and leaves the window where it was moved too. When the window is above the visible portion of the screen, pressing ENTER brings the window back down and opens the context menu again.

Another option is to use a browser plugin to hide the browser information.

Something like GreaseMonkey or even AdBlock set to block the larger elements of the wasteful navigation may have more success.

UPDATE for comments:

Ok, I've poked around the site and found a couple things. Using Greasemonkey you will want to block/hide/remove the following Div ID: TopAdPane

I've never used GreaseMonkey before and have tried a few different methods of removing this div, but it still shows up in the code and in the view.

But that's the div with the 90px height at the top of the page. Removing it should clear up that space entirely.

I also found that after removing the ad and reloading the page a few times, a new ad with an entirely different URL structure was loaded in place. So it looks as though the site will attempt to get around certain element blocking. However, if you can successfully drop that div, you should be free and clear, especially if you use the removeChild method in Greasemonkey, as that will remove the div and all data within it.

Here's the code I'm currently trying to use in Greasemonkey to clear the site, keep in mind it is NOT working for me (got the info from here: http://greasemonkey.win-start.de/patterns/remove-element.html):

var BadDiv= document.getElementById('TopAdPane');
in (BadDiv) {
    BadDiv.parentNode.removeChild(BadDiv);
}

Perhaps someone with more Greasemonkey experience can show where we're going wrong.