Add the List Browse component
How to do it in List Browse, one step at a time.
Last updated 8 Oct 2026
The List Browse component is the bar of browse controls on the record page. You add it once for each object, from a record that you open with the Browse button.
Open the Accounts tab. Pick a list view.
Use the app your users work in, for example Sales. Pick a list view such as All Accounts. You need at least two records. In a sandbox with no accounts, click New, type an Account Name and click Save. Make three test accounts this way.
Tick two or more records. Click Browse.
Browse sits with the other list buttons at the top right. If you do not see it, click the arrow at the end of the buttons. The first record you ticked opens.
Click the gear icon at the top right. Click Edit Page.
The Lightning App Builder opens. Components sit in the left panel, the page sits in the middle, and the settings of the item you click sit in the right panel.
Drag ListBrowse onto the page.
ListBrowseFind it under Custom - Managed in the left panel. Drop it at the top of the right column, so users see it without a scroll. A region turns green when the component can drop there.
Click Save.
Salesforce saves the page. If Salesforce asks to activate it, go to the next step.
Activate the page, if Salesforce asks.
Salesforce asks the first time you edit the Lightning page of an object. Click Activate. Click Assign as Org Default. Choose Desktop. Click Next. Salesforce shows a review of the assignment. Click Save.
If a click in this window does nothing, click the same button again.
Click Back. Check the List Browse bar.
Back sits at the top right of the Lightning App Builder. The record opens with the List Browse bar. The bar shows where you are in the list. Click the next arrow. The next record you ticked opens.
No bar in one app
An app can have its own record page for an object. Then the org default page does not show in that app, and neither does the bar. Open the activation window again. Click App Default. Assign the page to each app your users browse in.
Do the same for each object
Repeat Add the Browse button and this chapter for Leads, Contacts, Opportunities, Cases and Tasks, as your users need them.
Applies to
List Browse 3.0.x. These steps come from the tested List Browse implementation guide, where they sit with the steps before and after them.
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