It sometimes happens that a careless mouse click leads to the disappearance of the address bar in the browser. This is an ordinary event, but it can frighten and even shock an inexperienced user, meanwhile it is easy to return the fugitive to its place.
Instructions
Step 1
To begin with, we will conduct a small educational program. A browser is a program with which a user connects to the Internet. There are several types of browsers, the most common of which are Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Google Chrome, Safari. You are most likely to have one of the above versions installed. You can find out your type of browser by looking at its design and at the very top line in it. Usually next to the title of the open page it says which browser you are currently in.
Step 2
The address bar looks about the same in all browsers. It is a field for entering the address of the page you want to visit. And now she was gone. What to do?
Let's say that you are a Russian-speaking user and use a Russian-speaking browser, for example, Opera (for some reason, Opera users most often lose the line earlier. The panel on which the address bar is located is called the address panel. Right-clicking on an empty area of the panel, select in the menu item Settings. In the window that opens, go to the Buttons tab and click “Reset panel settings.” The address bar view will return to its original state, and the address bar will be in its usual place.
Step 3
In other browsers, it is enough to right-click on the address bar and mark the Address or Address bar with a tick in the drop-down menu. These actions will help to return the escaped string to its place in 99% of cases. If none of the manipulations helped, then there is a chance that the string was hidden by a cunning Trojan that penetrated your computer. A thorough scan of your computer with an anti-virus program or a special utility for detecting Trojans will help solve the problem.
