Extra addons: C:\Users\your_user\AppData\Roaming\Kodi\addons\.Original addons: C:\Program Files\Kodi\addons\.Original addons: /usr/share/kodi/addons/.Access files using the built-in network share, or command-line via Putth/SSH.This varies based on how Kodi is installed, so I will try to catch some common scenarios. Step 1: Locate the files on your Kodi installation’s filesystem SSH/Linux commands are shown below, but much of this can be done over a network share via text editors and drag-and-drop. We will cover option #2, using Kodi 18 on LibreELEC as an example. Edit or clone the default skin, and modify it to remove the OSD.Under Add-ons > Download > Look and Feel, search for alternate skins which allow you to disable the OSD.The default Kodi skin “Estuary” does not have a native way to disable this behavior, but there are two workarounds available: For public kiosks and digital decorations, this can really ruin the mood. If using Kodi to run videos in a loop for public display, you will run into an annoying quirk: A seek bar overlay (OSD) will pop up for a few seconds whenever a video starts, pauses, or loops. Inspired by this forum post, and other fragmentary how-to’s floating around the internet. Disable the seek bar popup (OSD) in Kodi / OpenELEC / LibreELEC
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