How to hide all toolbar/windows and buttons in Android Studio with a keyboard shortcut?

Issue

I know of the shortcut "Hide all tool windows" but that only minimizes the windows, it doesn't really hide the toolbars as well.

What i'm asking for is a keyboard shortcut to basically hide all tool windows + hide (toolbar, tool bar, status bar, navigation bar) which i otherwise have to manually go and toggle each time from the View File menu.

From this:

to this:

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So far, the best alternative i've found is to just hide them all. Go to the View menu and start hiding them all (Tool Buttons, Status bar, Navigation bar).

Android Studio/IntelliJ is pretty intelligent about showing you the right things as required, like if you start your app the "Run" options show up etc. and auto-hide.

I would love to have a keyboard shortcut that auto-hides/shows for me in one fell swoop.

Another nice alternative is to use the "Presentation mode" as @MrEngineer13 has suggested below, but the reason i don't like the presentation mode (after reducing the font size):

1. it opens it up in an independent space on OSX. I could disable this at the OS level (as @Jerry101 points out, but i would like to have certain other apps use independent spaces).
2. I can't see the tab names in presentation mode. My alternate solution allows this but is a tad bit more cumbersome.

Solution

As a workaround, you can record toggling the state of those items as a macro and bind it to a shortcut. Macro recording can be found in the Edit menu. I have such a workaround to (un)maximize the console window by playing back the ResizeToolWindowUp/Down action about 10 times. The downside is that macros aren't aware of the current state, so if one element is already hidden, it will be toggled to become visible.

Answered By - jotomo