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It's just telling you that we've simplified the Trend Micro Toolbar – we used to have three different extensions, and now we’ve rolled them into one. You don't need to do anything if you see this. I've got a notification saying my original extensions will be merged into one Only Trend Micro Security customers can access the toolbar, so it won’t show up in search. I've searched for the toolbar in Chrome's web store, but I can't find it You might need to enable the toolbar in Chrome. I've followed those steps, but I still can't see the icon in my toolbar

Here are some answers you might be looking for: You’ll now see the Trend Micro icon at the top right of your Chrome toolbar. Open Google Chrome and make sure that you are not in the full-screen mode. Turn on the button for the extension you want it to be shown in the Chrome toolbar. Click the three-dot menu and then go to More tools > Extensions. Once you've clicked Add extension, you’ll get another pop-up telling you you’ve successfully installed the toolbar:Īnd that means you’re ready to go. Open Google Chrome and make sure that you are not in the full-screen mode. Click 'Add extension' when the next pop-up appears. If you still can’t see it, you might need to enable the toolbar in your browser. If your button says Remove from Chrome, that means you’ve already got the toolbar installed. That will take you to this page on the Chrome web store: If you don’t see the pop-up, you can install it here. If you’ve got Trend Micro Security installed, you should see this pop-up: The toolbar uses a rating system to tell you if sites you’re searching for are safe or not. You’ve probably already seen a pop-up encouraging you to download it. You can customize the Safari toolbar to your liking by first clicking “View” from the menu bar and then selecting “Customize Toolbar.If you have Trend Micro Security installed, you can also access our toolbar to help keep you safe online. Now that we’ve answered the why, let’s get to the how. RELATED: Mac Users Should Ditch Google Chrome for Safari How to Customize the Safari Toolbar If you’re a web developer, the same goes for the Web Inspector tool. Shortcuts such as iCloud Tabs, Top Sites, Home, History, Bookmarks, Zoom, Mail, Print, Web Inspector, and so on.įor a pro user who doesn’t like using keyboard shortcuts, fast access to features like Bookmarks and History can be incredibly useful. When you go to customize the Safari toolbar, you’ll find a new set of buttons that you can add to the toolbar. You might also want to disable the Sidebar button or the Share button if you’re going for a cleaner look. If you have a lot of extensions, you might want to hide some from the toolbar.

Why Should You Customize the Safari Toolbar?īy default, the Safari toolbar shows all your enabled extension icons along with the URL bar and navigation buttons.