The address bar is the input field where you enter a website's URL (Uniform Resource Locator) or address to navigate to a specific webpage. It is typically located at the very top of a web browser window, such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge
. In most browsers, the address bar is a long white box near the top of the screen that shows the current website address and allows you to type in new URLs or search terms
. Some browsers also allow you to move the address bar to the bottom of the screen if preferred
. If the address bar is missing, it may be because the browser is in full- screen mode; pressing the F11 key usually toggles the address bar visibility back on
. You can also access the address bar quickly by pressing keyboard shortcuts like F6 or Ctrl+L in many browsers, which highlights the address bar for typing
. In summary, look at the top of your browser window for a long rectangular box showing the current website address-this is the address bar. If it's not visible, try pressing F11 to exit full-screen mode or use keyboard shortcuts like F6 or Ctrl+L to focus it
