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The bottom portion of Internet browsers
and other program windows that displays the current status of the web
page or window currently being viewed. For example, in Internet Explorer,
it displays whether or not the page is secure, what is currently
being loaded on the page, the type of page, and the certificate.
Other browsers, such as Netscape and Opera, also include a status bar,
although may not display the same information. Below is an example
image of what the Microsoft Internet Explorer status bar may look
like.
How can I view or hide the status bar?
Windows Explorer
- Open Windows Explorer.
- Click View.
- Click Status Bar.
Internet Explorer Browser
- Open Internet Explorer.
- Click View.
- Check or Uncheck the Status bar to view or hide the status
bar.
Netscape Browser
- Open Netscape.
- Click View.
- Click Show/Hide.
- Check or Uncheck the Status bar to view or hide the status
bar.
Opera Browser
- Open Opera.
- Click View.
- Check or Uncheck the Status bar to view or hide the status
bar.
- If you are looking for additional information as to why your
status bar may be disappearing each time you open Windows
Explorer, see document
CH000584.
- If you would like to display your own message on the browser's
status bar, click here for a
JavaScript example of how this can be done.
Also see: Address bar,
Task bar
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