Often beginning users of the Internet when using the Opera web browser can delete an address bar from a main window of the program inexplicably. Then they try to remember how they made it. Actually, it is also easy to return an address bar, as well as to remove.
It is required to you
- Software of Opera.
Instruction
1. If the user manages to remove an address bar from a main window of the program, automatically together with it also navigation buttons, "staff" and also other panels leave. Therefore the solution needs to be looked for in its root, namely in settings of display of the toolbars. Click the top Tools menu and select the Design item.
2. In the opened window pass to the Toolbar tab, then give a mark opposite to the Address Panel point. For saving changes click "OK". The address bar of the browser should appear in the same place.
3. There are also other ways of return of a "fluent" line back home. Pass to a main window of the program and right-click on the place where there has to be a panel. From a context menu select the Setup item, and then a line "Reset settings of the panel". Missing panels will appear again, but there is a small nuance — all settings of the toolbars will be reset in initial value. It means that any superstructure will be lost.
4. For return of an address bar without loss of all changes it is necessary to click the top Tools menu, then to select the Design item. In a new window it is necessary to pass to the Buttons tab. In the left part of an open window select the section "the Browser: viewing", in the right part all elements which were once deleted from a main window of the browser will be displayed. Find the Address Line element, take it the left mouse button and drag it on the location of all panels.
5. In certain cases above the described ways do not help. Most likely, the reason here in incorrect completion of operation of the browser or emergence of beaten sectors of the hard drive. As a rule, new program installation or update of the version of the browser helps with such cases.