The short answer is that the gray area that you are seeing in lower bottom of the window is actually the editor area (aka document area) and you can hide it by adding run.args.extra=-J-Dnetbeans.winsys.hideEmptyDocArea=true to your platform.properties file. Or by calling System.setProperty("netbeans.winsys.hideEmptyDocArea", "true"); from one of your module’s Installers. That’s all you need to know [...]
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