taskbar
- noun
- /ˈtæskˌbɑr/
- Specialized
- The taskbar allows you to switch between open programs and manage your tasks efficiently.
- click the taskbar
- Taskbar icons
- taskbar's system tray
So maybe I just take the taskbar and File Explorer for granted.
- So maybe I just take the taskbar and File Explorer for granted.
Examples
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To quickly access your favorite applications, you can pin them to the taskbar on your computer screen.
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Microsoft remembers where you place the taskbar when you move it around.
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You know, you hit the Windows key to bring up the taskbar, you right click the icon and nothing.
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Imagine if every application was forced to have an icon in the taskbar of Windows at all times.
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Basically, the main options here are things like pin to the taskbar, pin to the start menu.
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When you start a Metro app, it should appear in the taskbar just like a regular desktop app.
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Once you set up your shortcuts and taskbar, you never have to use the Start Screen at all.
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On the desktop, open Internet Explorer by clicking the Internet Explorer icon on your taskbar.
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The taskbar is neater than the mess like Vista that keeps more open on the taskbar.
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I would like to access my downloads folder from the taskbar instead of double-clicking.
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Synonyms
A strip on a screen that shows buttons, menus, or information
A bar on the computer screen that holds icons for apps
A row of buttons or icons on a computer screen that gives quick access to tools
A program on a phone or computer that shows icons and opens apps
How Accessible
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word taskbar is simply two words put together: task ('job' or 'work') and bar ('long strip'). It refers to the strip on your computer screen that shows the programs you are working on and lets you open them quickly.