# No sidebar, but old hamburger, on new Digital Ocean droplet install?

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**Created:** [May 11, 2024, 4:56am UTC](https://meta.discourse.org/t/no-sidebar-but-old-hamburger-on-new-digital-ocean-droplet-install/307619 "2024-05-11T04:56:16Z")\
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> [@jordan-violet](#):
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> I went to the settings and enabled the experimental sidebar, but I still have no sidebar even after a refresh.

I think this would be the experimental setting for the new _admin_ sidebar (`admin sidebar enabled groups`). The main sidebar/navigation menu is no longer an experimental feature. 🙂

You can remove the groups added to that to get the current/old way back (at least for now).

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