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How do I bring up the location bar?

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  • Nuɖoɖo mlɔetɔ ds33

eibhear
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I have Firefox beta on a Google Nexus 7 with CyanogenMod. The latest update hides the location bar when I scroll down a page. How can I bring it back up (e.g. to select the 'Find in page' menu item...), without losing my place in the page?

Thanks,


Éibhear

I have Firefox beta on a Google Nexus 7 with CyanogenMod. The latest update hides the location bar when I scroll down a page. How can I bring it back up (e.g. to select the 'Find in page' menu item...), without losing my place in the page? Thanks, Éibhear

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hello, you can swipe down slightly from the top of the page to bring up the location bar (or press the menu button in case your device has one).

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philipp
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Ɖɔɖɔɖo si wotia

hello, you can swipe down slightly from the top of the page to bring up the location bar (or press the menu button in case your device has one).

eibhear
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Phillipp's response did the trick. Can this query be marked 'resolved'?

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Last question answered.

ds33
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Is there a way to prevent the address bar from ever hiding at all? I realize scrolling up slightly or pressing the menu button will bring it back, but it drives me crazy that it ever goes away at all. I couldn't find anything obvious in about:config, but surely there's a way to change this behavior.