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List Browse · How-to

Update List Browse

How to do it in List Browse, one step at a time.

Last updated 8 Oct 2026

For later. These steps do not count in the setup progress.

TAF sometimes pushes a new version of List Browse into every org. Some orgs are on an exclusion list and do not get these pushes. You can also install the newest version yourself at any time, from the install links on the change log. The AppExchange listing no longer updates an installed app.

Update before you report a bug

TAF works on bugs in the newest version only. Check your version before you open a case, and update if it is old.

  1. Check the version you have.

    Open Setup. In the Quick Find box, type Installed Packages. Find List Browse and read the Version Number column.

    The List Browse row in Installed Packages. The version number sits in the row.
  2. Open the List Browse change log.

    The newest version and its install links sit at the top of the List Browse change log. If your version matches the newest one, stop here.

  3. Update a sandbox first.

    Click Install in a sandbox. Sign in to your sandbox and follow the install screens. The install page shows Upgrade in place of Install. If a screen asks who to install for, pick Install for All Users.

    Salesforce installs the newer version over the one you have. Your buttons, pages and settings stay in place.

  4. Check your list views and record pages in the sandbox.

    Tick a few records and click Browse. Make sure the List Browse bar still shows and moves between records.

  5. Update production.

    Go back to the change log and click Install in production. Sign in to production and follow the same screens.

  6. Check the version again.

    Open Installed Packages again. The Version Number now matches the top of the change log.

You cannot go back to an older version

To go back, you must uninstall List Browse and set it up again.

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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