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# Statuslinjen i WebViews beholder fokus

Ret, at statuslinjen i WebView bliver ved med at være synlig i webstedsposter i Remote Desktop Manager, ved at deaktivere den under indstillingerne for brugergrænsefladen.

Når De bruger en post af typen ***Websted*** i integreret tilstand i Remote Desktop Manager, kan statuslinjen blive ved med at have fokus, efter siden er indlæst, og den bliver ved på tværs af faner.

Det kan ske, når musen holdes over et link. Teksten i statuslinjen vises som oplysninger om linket. Den er ikke beregnet til at blive stående, men det kan ske, når fokus mistes fra det vindue, der indeholder de pågældende links. Hvis De går tilbage til det vindue, der først oprettede linket, holder musen over det kontrolelement, der oprettede linket, og derefter flytter musen væk, bør disse tekstlinjer forsvinde.

Som en langsigtet løsning er der en mulighed for at deaktivere statuslinjen helt:

1. I Remote Desktop Manager skal De gå til ***Fil – Indstillinger – Brugergrænseflade***.
2. Under sektionen ***Avanceret*** skal De finde indstillingen ***Vis statuslinje i WebView*** og deaktivere den.
3. Klik på ***OK*** for at gemme ændringen.


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