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@Kelly Munro. I have been a XERO-only practice and converted over 250 businesses from MYOB, Quickbooks, Sage and Excel onto Xero since December 2007 - 17 years ago. I am so grateful that the system is probably the most accounting-wise robust and reliable and has impressive features that most users are not aware of, BUT, "the little foxes that spoil the vines" - Song of Solomon 2:15-17. These small things spoil the user experience for Bookkeepers, not Accountants. Why do I say this? Accountants typically run reports while bookkeepers enter and process the data so accountants can run the reports. Bookkeepers don't have the time to write posts like this, so they don't. This gives Xero the false security that everything is fine and only a few complain. Rant complete.

....and the "End" button (and Page-up/down) to go to the bottom of the screen, but that does not solve the problem. I appreciate that we want the maximum screen space to be able to work, but any half-decent website designer can build a menu banner that disappears when you are working and appears when you attempt to scroll up. I am positive that if Xero commissioned the 1000-odd engineers who work at Xero to come up with a solution and offered them a free bar lunch as a prize, someone would provide a solution. Maybe even OPEN-AI will do it for them.

The Home button works if only I had known this years ago.

Hi @Kelly Munro

Sadly, not all keyboards have a home key, especially if you're using a laptop.

Include a floating 'Back to Top' button so that when at the bottom of a long list of entries, say in a Project, it is easier to get back to the top of the screen to then proceed to invoice out for the expenses added.

The fact that the Blue navigation bar does not stay at the top of the page is annoying and time consuming. I am seriously considering moving away from xero.

Yes. Having the menu fixed to the top of the screen is essential, and it isn't hard to do either. I did it on my own Webflow site. And if I can do it, any idiot can. Make it so, Xero!

I agree, having it at the bottom of a long report is irritating

It would also be great to have the export button static too...either at the top or bottom of the screen. This would also save unnecessary scrolling

Blue menu bar - this should be frozen in place so that it is always accessible, rather than having to scroll to the top or press ctrl + home.

Strange that this is still not done. simple fix with huge benefits for users

I think I would find this extremely helpful (and hopefully it's an easy fix!)

It would be amazing if this was sorted. It is probably the most annoying thing about Xero and as another post also suggests, it would provide better clarity and generally improve efficiency moving around Xero.

It would be EXTREMELY helpful if the blue banner heading and menu bar at the top of the page in Xero was frozen so that it is not lost when you scroll down.
Firstly, it gives you peace of mind when you are processing data, that you are in the correct client or business, by just glancing to the top left. Secondly, it saves loads of time not having to scroll up to be able to choose a different menu. I hope this is helpful to all your subscribers. I have attached screenshots from the Demo account in .doc and .pdf to see

Like Sarah, I have the same frustrationj of having to scroll up what at times can be a long way

Can a "Back to Top" option be added to show whenever you scroll down on any page. Some of our reports and pages are very long and it would be convenient to be able to select back to top rather than having to scroll.

Please lock headings - it would be VERY helpful not to scroll back to headings every time you choose/change a different tab.

This would be a great convenience factor.

Would be useful to be able to have a button at the bottom of a page that you can click to jump to the top of the page instead of having to scroll up, especially when working a page that has many lines.

Please can the main headers be fixed (i.e. those shown in the blue header at the top of the page), in a similar way to the way you have just introduced sticky headers within reports. I often open additional tabs as I work and it is frustrating having to scroll the current page back to the top in order to be able to open a new tab.