Unfortunately, for evince as packaged in Ubuntu (14.04 and 16.04), even that is not possible. In vanilla evince, in full-screen mode, the toolbar autohides, which is somewhat helpful, if not entirely sufficient (semi-intelligent behaviour never does exactly what you desire, plus it would be very convenient to be able to hide the toolbar not in full-screen mode as well - arguably that is when the screen-space savings are particularly important).
In this case, we have provided a detailed guide about the taskbar use and how to hide the taskbar on YouTube to view in Fullscreen.Hiding the toolbar is not possible in evince either in Ubuntu 14.04 or 16.04, nor in upstream/vanilla evince (unmodified by Ubuntu), though if you're desperate, you can patch the source and recompile. It’s important to fix the taskbar once the streaming of content has been completed. Users need the taskbar for various reasons. When such a situation arises, the consumer tends to remove the taskbar which in many cases is a challenge to the one with little or no knowledge. The user may experience a challenge in displaying the content at their convenience. This can be hindered if we do not hide the taskbar on YouTube to view in Fullscreen. Most times the user wants to display the content in full screen to increase the streaming experience but doesn’t know how to hide the taskbar on YouTube to view in Fullscreen. The content is fun to watch and engaging to the user. Media content is accessible at any moment for view by the user. Media content is displayed through devices such as computers and smartphones. YouTube is among the most commonly used platforms used to display content to users across the world.
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