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Maybe an extension that would help it? Some tweak? I would e.g. open youtube on full screen but make the window smaller (non-fullscreen) and move it to a bottom right corner, so I would only see the video (similar to youtube app on Android) and then I would use a proprietary app to keep it always on top (e.g. Dexpot / autohotkey).

All I would need to hide is the panel with the tabs and buttons, addressbar with extensions. (just like when fullscreened)

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If the web application you're using has an option or a button to toggle full screen, the Picture in Picture Viewer Google Chrome extension might do the job for you.

Setup

Use

  • Navigate to a website of your choice

  • Activate the Picture in Picture Viewer extension

    • This should open the website in a panel

  • From within the panel, toggle the presentation mode for the website you're on

  • (Optional) Resize the panel to suit your needs

Note

  • The keyboard shortcut to toggle full screen will not work. This extension works well for websites that have some option to trigger the full screen from the page itself.
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  • Still holds the panel up with the name of the window, but otherwise it is a pretty good working solution, thanks.
    – Ev0oD
    Commented Sep 17, 2015 at 8:47

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