# iOS Back Button

The iOS Back Button is an on-screen navigation element located in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Tapping it returns the user to the previous page in their history, simulating the functionality of the native Android back button.

This feature is essential if your website relies on browser history or URL parameters for navigation, as iOS devices do not have a physical "Back" button.

#### How to enable it:

1. Enable the iOS Back Button toggle in your spp's dashboard.
2. Select a Theme (Light or Dark).
3. Save your changes.
4. Rebuild your iOS app to apply the update.

#### Visual examples:

1. Light Theme\
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   &#x20;![](/files/QU54wQ2qBI60XWSlg5bk)<br>
2. Light Theme (with Bottom Bar enabled)\
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   ![](/files/XBNPQINq3VVPQxL6KQRI)<br>
3. Dark Theme\
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   ![](/files/BeYX1EGjBV2H2xC5lu8O)<br>
4. Dark Theme (with Bottom Bar enabled)\
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   ![](/files/T6elj7wIhX19gynlzsd5)


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