How to remove "Address Bar" box from Street View? - javascript

I am using Google Maps API version 2, now I would like to remove address bar from Street View. I have not found a solution to remove this address bar despite significant research. Street View is loading in flash version (I have checked this in Firebug), so I can't play any CSS or JavaScript trick.
Please help me to remove this box in Google Maps v2. I couldn't update it in Google Maps v3

you can't remove it in google map api version 2; you should have to update it in google map v3; how could you change in flash if they didn't provide any such functionality like that

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The initial focus for v3 was optimized performance and user experience on mobile platforms and ,as a result, some of the v2 features haven't made it into the v3 library (this gap is getting smaller). However, the performance improvements that have been made in v3 are equally applicable on the desktop, so you are faced with a performance/feature set trade off.
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