# Browser Toolbar Controls the in-app browser toolbar (the bar with back/forward/refresh/title/URL). **Where:** the **Browser toolbar** card in the [Edit Common Config](/guide/app-actions/edit-common-config/) editor. ## Options - **Browser toolbar** — the master switch (`browserToolbarEnabled`). **Off by default**: the page renders with no toolbar at all, fullscreen-like. Turning it on shows the toolbar with **every item on**; trim individual buttons from there. Turning it off again flips every item off — a re-enable always starts from the all-on slate. - **Toolbar items** — while the toolbar is enabled, each button has its own switch: - show title (`toolbarShowTitle`) - show URL (`toolbarShowUrl`) - show back (`toolbarShowBack`) - show forward (`toolbarShowForward`) - show refresh (`toolbarShowRefresh`) - show console button (`toolbarShowConsole`) - show find-in-page button (`toolbarShowFind`) A toolbar with only some items still renders (e.g. console alone); the preview and the exported APK share the same visibility rule, so what you trim is what ships. ## Runtime toolbar panels These panels open **from the toolbar at runtime** (inside the generated APK or the host preview). Their toolbar buttons are gated by the build-time items above — hide the item and the button disappears: - **Console** — a toolbar button opens a console panel showing `console.log` / error output. Useful for debugging the loaded page at runtime. - **Find in page** — a toolbar button opens a native bottom search bar with live match counting and previous/next navigation, powered by the WebView engine (`findAllAsync`). The keyboard is raised automatically when the bar opens. Page zoom is no longer a toolbar action — it is a build-time setting under [Advanced Settings](/guide/app-actions/edit-common-config/advanced-settings). ## Notes - For hiding the system status/navigation bars, see [Fullscreen Mode](/guide/app-actions/edit-common-config/fullscreen). - A floating back button can be enabled under [Special Settings](/guide/app-actions/edit-common-config/special-settings) — handy when the toolbar (and its back button) is hidden.