Forum Discussion
Solved
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:
Set-SPOTemporarilyDisableAppBar $truePlease Like if you found my reply helpful in any way!
Please rethink adding "Lists" to the SharePoint App Bar unless it can be a choice whether to show it. We have many lists in our company that people interact with via a PowerApp or an approval Flow, but they don't ever need to see the actual list. Why would we want them to? Exposing recently visited lists so readily is inviting trouble and confusion for non-power users.
- This is a very good point. In addition to approval flows and other "behind the scenes" uses, we've added a variety of lists that are used to display a filtered subset of cards on a Home Site page. People don't need to be directed to view these full lists, as that could cause confusion.
Perhaps there could be a property of a list (particularly in SharePoint, less of a concern for personal lists) to hide it from feeds and such other than to populate web parts on published pages. So long as they can be found in Site Contents, we can still direct those who need access to find the lists without requiring a direct URL.
