Which toolbar changes based on the current task you are performing?

The formatting toolbar is designed to adapt to the specific tasks you are currently performing, particularly when it involves modifying the appearance of text or other elements in a document or application. As you work on different types of objects or text, the formatting toolbar updates to display relevant tools and options that align with your current focus, such as font styles, text alignment, or color choices. This dynamic nature enhances efficiency by providing immediate access to the necessary tools without cluttering the interface with irrelevant options for tasks that are not being performed.

In contrast, a standard toolbar typically contains a consistent set of frequently used commands that do not change based on the task, while a menu bar includes drop-down menus that provide access to various functions but remains static in its display. The navigation toolbar generally assists users in moving through documents or applications but also does not adjust based on the specific task at hand.