How can you permanently disable palette and component tree in android studio - android

I have a problem because I am using a tiling window manager, everytime I open an XML file, in Android studio, then these two small windows open op and block my view of the code. I don't know how I can permanently disable the windows/toolbars/view, (or what you call them)
I use Mod+Q to exit them every time I open the XML file, and it is quite tiring, so I am wondering if there is a way to get rid of these useless panels for goods :-)
I already searched alot in the settings of android studio, and I tried to click remove from sidebar and I even found out that you can click Shift+Escape to hide it, but my fingers gets tired from all this extra clicking everytime I enter XML split mode... :-)
Please Help Me - and thanks in advance! :-)
Thanks in advance.

right click on the title, and click on attached side
then left
then you can minimize it

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