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# Remove bottom bar

### How to open the app in full screen without bottom navigation?

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If you want your app to open in full screen without showing the bottom navigation bar, you can configure this from the Navigation section.

Step 1: Disable the bottom bar completely

* Go to [**Navigation > Bottom bar**](https://app.appmysite.com/app/bottom-bar) tab.
* Disable the "Enable bottom bar" toggle.

This will remove the bottom navigation from your app interface.

Step 2: Set a specific screen as the home screen

Use the side menu instead of the bottom bar to define which screen opens first.

* Go to [**Navigation > Menu**](https://app.appmysite.com/app/menu).
* Expand the menu item you want users to see first.
* Enable the Set as home screen checkbox under that item.

This will ensure the selected screen opens when users launch the app and the app will open in full screen without a bottom bar navigation.&#x20;


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