Navigation Bar Overview

The navigation bar provides controls for moving around within a file system.

The navigation bar provides controls for moving around within a file system.

The navigation bar provides controls for moving around within a file system.

As you navigate the file system, the breadcrumb bar is populated with crumbs that represent directories. Clicking on a crumb navigates the browser to that particular directory within the file system. Each crumb also has an arrow, that when clicked, shows the folders contained within that particular directory. From here, you may click on a folder which navigates the browser to that directory.

Another method of navigation is supplying the breadcrumb bar with a manually entered file path. To enter this mode, click within the white-space located between the last crumb button and the drop-down arrow. The breadcrumb bar switches into a field where a file path can be entered. Once a file path has been specified, press the [ENTER] button of the keyboard or hit the [GOTO] button located on the toolbar. The browser then navigates to the file path that was entered.

And finally, the breadcrumb bar provides a history of the directories that were recently visited. You can access the history list by clicking on the right-most arrow.

Updates the browser's listing for the current working directory.

Stops the directory listing from proceeding.

This is only shown when a directory listing is in progress.