tööriistarida

Tööriistarida, often translated as "tool row" or "toolbar," is a graphical user interface element common in many software applications. Its primary function is to provide users with quick and convenient access to frequently used commands, tools, and functions. This is typically achieved by displaying a series of icons or buttons that represent these actions.

The arrangement and content of a tööriistarida can vary significantly depending on the application's purpose. For instance, a word processing program might feature tools for text formatting, spell checking, and document saving, while a graphic design application would likely offer tools for drawing, editing images, and manipulating layers. Users can often customize their tööriistarida, adding or removing tools to suit their individual workflows.

In modern software, tööriistaridad may also incorporate dropdown menus, search bars, or other interactive elements. They are usually located at the top of the application window, directly below the menu bar, though some applications allow them to be docked elsewhere or even float freely on the screen. The goal of the tööriistarida is to enhance user productivity by reducing the need to navigate through complex menus for common tasks.