> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://manual.minimal.audio/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://manual.minimal.audio/current-manual/overview-and-navigation/top-bar.md).
# Top Bar
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The top bar offers quick access to essential controls and settings, including account information, notifications, global settings, and options for loading and saving presets.
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### 1. Tooltips
Click here to enable in-app tooltips. Once activated, hover over any control to learn more about its functionality.
### 2. Account Info
Click here to view your Minimal Audio account and license information. You can also log out of the plugin from this panel, freeing up one of your seats for use on another computer.
### 3. Notifications
Click here to view any active messages or alerts, such as available updates or missing preset warnings. A red dot will appear over the bell icon when there are active notifications to check.
### 4. Preset Browser
Click on the currently loaded preset's name to open the preset popup and browse all downloaded presets.
### 5. Save Preset
Open the save preset popup, where you can save your current preset to a user pack of your choice.
### 6. Additional Settings
Open the global settings dropdown. This provides options such as adjusting the windows size, initializing the current preset, and much more. Please see the [Additional Settings](/current-manual/additional-settings.md) page for more info.
### 7. Cloud Status
This icon indicates whether you are in Cloud or Local mode, and it also shows if any downloads are currently in progress.
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