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how do i reinstall the toolbar at the top of the web page?

How do I reinstall the toolbar at top of web page thats got (file,edit,view,favorites,tools,help). I accidently removed it

Try any of these methods, in order, to fix the toolbar back the way you want it:

1. Try clicking F11 in case the browser was closed with the Toolbar minimized. Then go to View > Toolbars > Menu Bar and/or Navigation Bar and click to put a check mark so they stay visible.

2. Use the keyboard shortcut Alt + V at the same time to get to ‘View’, then open the Toolbars section. Check-mark the ones you need. (Alt and F4 does the same thing on some browsers.)

3. OR … Hover the cursor over an open space near the top of the address section (the ‘http://www.**** part) Right-click and you will get a drop down list with a bunch of toolbar entries. Just click the ones you want to check-mark them .

Menu Bar means File, Edit, View, Tools …
Navigation Bar means the Back and Forward arrows, Refresh and the main address – YOU NEED THIS!

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2 Responses to “how do i reinstall the toolbar at the top of the web page?”

  1. try pressing your F11 key on your keyboard.
    References :
    usually works for me.

  2. Try any of these methods, in order, to fix the toolbar back the way you want it:

    1. Try clicking F11 in case the browser was closed with the Toolbar minimized. Then go to View > Toolbars > Menu Bar and/or Navigation Bar and click to put a check mark so they stay visible.

    2. Use the keyboard shortcut Alt + V at the same time to get to ‘View’, then open the Toolbars section. Check-mark the ones you need. (Alt and F4 does the same thing on some browsers.)

    3. OR … Hover the cursor over an open space near the top of the address section (the ‘http://www.**** part) Right-click and you will get a drop down list with a bunch of toolbar entries. Just click the ones you want to check-mark them .

    Menu Bar means File, Edit, View, Tools …
    Navigation Bar means the Back and Forward arrows, Refresh and the main address – YOU NEED THIS!
    References :

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