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Introducing a SharePoint app bar that features global navigation
Microsoft is introducing a SharePoint app bar in SharePoint online that will feature global navigation in your SharePoint modern communication and team sites. The SharePoint app bar brings a cons...
You can disable the SharePoint app bar temporarily using PowerShell until October 31, 2021.
To run the PowerShell commands you will need either Global administrator or SharePoint administrator privileges. Follow below steps:
- Download the latest version of SharePoint online PowerShell
- Then, run the following command with administrator privileges:
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Microsoft started releasing this feature recently to targeted release tenants. It is not rolled out completely and may take some time (took up to 24 hours for some users) to work properly on your tenant after it starts appearing on SharePoint sites.
I think you have to wait until it shows up for you on your tenant or you can raise a support ticket with Microsoft from admin center.
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This showed up in my tenant on 3/9 for user accounts but not for the global admin or SharePoint admin accounts. It's been more than 48 hours and still no admin accessibility which is a little frustrating as I'd like to get this configured.
Meh.. MS strikes again..
Meh.. MS strikes again..
- yep, i had to change my admin account to non-admin account (in tr mode) in order to be able to configure the app bar.
- I don't see any option to configure it with either an admin or non admin account. Could be because non-admin is not targeted release I suppose so doesn't see the bar yet....
Either way, I added some css to hide it permanently - but there really should be a switch somewhere to just turn it off.- PLEASE tell me/us how you did this? I'm not a coder (by trade), just an infrastructure support weenie, and I would love to know how this can be accomplished. I'm getting so fed up with Microsoft's endless "look, it's another useless row/section of color, pizzazz and highlights" and their avoidance with real issues (e.g., changing tenant names, moving info from one site/library/list to another and integrating PDF management options).
