Definition of toolbar
: a strip of icons on a computer display providing quick access to certain functions
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Before, formatting text posts required the use of Markdown; now, there's a WYSIWYG toolbar too.
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On background, the company representative said that the difficulty in manually removing the extension was at least in part the result of its logo being a square with the exact same color as the Chrome toolbar.
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The Baggage Fee Assistant is a toolbar that sits right on top of your flight search results on Kayak.com.
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Desktop mode, on the other hand, is the more traditional-looking home screen with the toolbar on the bottom.
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From your toolbar at the top of your screen, click on the Time Machine icon and choose its Preferences.
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The bookmarks toolbar on your laptop is reserved for your favorite shopping sites.
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LastPass LastPass, a free password manager, generates random passwords using a browser toolbar extension.
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First, mouse over to the toolbar at the top of Facebook and click on the Friend Requests icon.
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First Known Use of toolbar
1983
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Definition of toolbar for English Language Learners
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: a row of icons on a computer screen that allow you to do various things when you are using a particular program
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