#Toolbar

Comments and other collaboration features from Preview Deployments can now be enabled in production and on localhost with the @vercel/toolbar package.

Vercel can now automatically detect and replay layout shifts on your deployments from the Vercel Toolbar.

You can now switch between branches directly from the Vercel Toolbar. Access the command menu through the toolbar or ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows) and select branch switcher.

You can now view and override feature flags from LaunchDarkly, Optimizely, Statsig, Hypertune, Split, or your own setup from the Vercel Toolbar.

You can now recommend feature flag overrides for specific branches in order to equip your team and quickly share work in development.

The Vercel Toolbar can now preview how your page will look when shared on X, Slack, Facebook, and LinkedIn, and flag missing metadata.

The Vercel Toolbar now helps you investigate your site's Interaction to Next Paint (INP) by measuring input delay, processing time, and rendering delay.

Accessibility Audit now runs in the background wherever you have the Vercel Toolbar, checking the page against WCAG 2.0 level A and AA rules.

Use the Vercel Toolbar in production without configuration by installing the Vercel Chrome Extension and signing in to your team.

You can now reposition the Vercel Toolbar by dragging it to any corner of your page. It will snap into place and persist across deployments until you move it again.

Vite-based frameworks like SvelteKit, Remix, Nuxt, and Astro can now integrate more easily with the Vercel Toolbar, locally and in production.

The Vercel Toolbar now loads up to 10x faster and uses hardware acceleration for smoother interactions.

The Vercel Toolbar now shrinks when inactive and no longer shows avatars, so it stays out of the way when you don't need it.

The Vercel Toolbar now includes even more developer tools to simplify collaboration, improve accessibility, and enhance your workflow.

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The Vercel Toolbar has been upgraded with an unobtrusive design, recommended shortcuts, browser extension controls, and more features that give it better UX..

The Vercel Toolbar extension, which enables the toolbar in production and user preferences, is now available in Firefox.

The Vercel Toolbar now lets users set custom keyboard shortcuts to show and hide the Toolbar Menu, and add shortcuts for frequently used tools. The default shortcut to open the Toolbar Menu also changes to avoid conflicts with website Cmd+K menus.

Vercel session tracing is now available on all plans, providing insight into steps Vercel's infrastructure took to serve a request alongside user code spans.