Built-in Toolbar

DEPRECATED

This guide and the built-in toolbar is deprecated.

The built-in toolbar is fully replaced by the Embedded Toolbar. Check and use that instead. If you are using the built-in toolbar, try to check the migration guide and switch to the Embedded Toolbar as soon as possible.

NOTICE

This guide is only for general-purpose web view on iOS. For Safe Browsing Mode, it is always presented with a toolbar, containing navigation controls and the close button.

For the general-purpose web view running on Android, users may choose to use system navigation buttons or gestures.

Show a toolbar

You can display a toolbar containing "Go Back", "Go Forward" and "Done" buttons on iOS. It makes easier if you want to have a way to navigate between pages or close it. By default, the toolbar presents at the top or bottom of the screen, with an iOS system toolbar:

webView.SetShowToolbar(
  true,  // Show or hide?         true  = show
  false, // With animation?       false = no animation
  true,  // Is it on top?         true  = top
  true,  // Should adjust insets? true  = avoid overlapping to web view
);

It gives you a nice-looking toolbar:

Customization

Buttons Text

The text of all buttons are customizable:

webView.SetToolbarGoBackButtonText("后退");
webView.SetToolbarGoForwardButtonText("前进");

webView.SetToolbarDoneButtonText("完成");

Tint Color and Text Color

The background color and text color is also customizable, with an opaque color:

webView.SetToolbarTintColor(new Color(0.0f, 0.59f, 0.34f));
webView.SetToolbarTextColor(Color.white);

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You finally get this after these customizations: