Let users choose which toolbar elements are shown and in what order, so a handheld can run a minimal, tailored bar. Today the layout is fixed; only position (top/bottom) and auto-hide are configurable.
Design
- Each toolbar element has an order number in
[display]. Elements render sorted ascending by number; 0 = hidden. Ties fall back to a fixed canonical order.
- Settings UI: one numeric row per element (reuses the existing stepper fields) — reordering is just editing numbers, no drag/move UX.
- All elements uniform — static and dynamic alike, no special cases. Dynamic chips still render only when relevant.
- Applies live.
Elements
- Nav: back, forward, reload, home
- Address bar
- Bookmark, settings
- Chips: zoom, downloads, update (shown when relevant)
Let users choose which toolbar elements are shown and in what order, so a handheld can run a minimal, tailored bar. Today the layout is fixed; only position (top/bottom) and auto-hide are configurable.
Design
[display]. Elements render sorted ascending by number;0= hidden. Ties fall back to a fixed canonical order.Elements