Adding a URL address bar on the taskbar

Last update on October 21, 2009 12:36 PM by aakai1056
Published by aakai1056

Adding a URL address bar on the taskbar








This tip will allow adding a URL address bar on the taskbar to help you opening any webpage without opening in on your browser.

Follow these instructions:
  • Unclock your taskbar first (Right click and select “Unlock the Taskbar”)
  • Right Click on the taskbar
  • Select “Toolbars”
  • Click on “Address”
  • You will notice an Address bar which will appear on the taskbar.
  • Now you can customize the size of the bar or change its location throughout the taskbar!
  • Lock the taskbar to finish.


Now you can open any webpages by just typing the URL address, it will open automatically the default browser!!
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