tool·bar

[tool-bahr]
noun Computers.
a row or rows of buttons on a display screen that are clicked on to select various functions in a software application or web browser.
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toolbar (ˈtuːlˌbɑː) [Click for IPA pronunciation guide]
 
n
a horizontal row or vertical column of selectable buttons displayed on a computer screen, allowing the user to select a variety of functions

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Main Entry:  toolbar
Part of Speech:  n
Definition:  a row or strip of clickable icons or buttons on a Web browser or other software application that activates frequently needed functions
Etymology:  1989
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toolbar definition

operating system
A common graphical user interface component, consisting of a permanently visible row of button icons that, when clicked with the mouse, cause the program to perform some action such as printing the current document or changing the mode of operation.
The toolbar buttons often invoke functions accessible via menus but they are easier to use since they are permanently visible. A typical use would be in a paint program where the toolbar allows the users to select one of the various painting "tools" - brush, pencil, bucket etc.
Some application programs under some operating systems may allow the user to customise the functions accessible via toolbars; in others, the choice is fixed by the programmer.
(2003-10-24)

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Example sentences
It has two options, you can go to their site and search or better yet it allows
  you to download a toolbar attachment.
The additions, which include the toolbar and the search menu seem much more
  user friendly.
You'll notice that there is no editing toolbar, meaning you can only edit in
  plain text.
From the toolbar, you can swipe left or right to view the headlines for the
  articles in the current section.
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