toolbar
nounUK /ˈtuːl.bɑːr/
US /ˈtuːl.bɑːr/
A row of buttons on a computer screen that you click to do things.
Click the save button on the toolbar to keep your work.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A strip of tools in a software application that gives quick access to common commands.
The formatting toolbar lets you make text bold or italic.
3. A floating palette of tools in a drawing or design program.
She picked the brush from the toolbar and started painting.
4. A browser toolbar that adds extra features to a web browser.
He installed a toolbar to check the weather quickly.
5. A physical strip holding tools on a workbench or machine.
The carpenter hung his chisels on the toolbar above the bench.