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A title bar is the horizontal bar at the very top of a window that displays the application name and, for open documents, the document's name. It allows you to move the window by dragging it and provides standard controls on the right side, such as the minimize, maximize, and close buttons.

Key functions of a title bar:

Identification: Displays the name of the software and the currently open document or file.

Window management: Contains buttons to control the window's state:

Minimize: Shrinks the window to the taskbar.

Maximize/Restore: Expands the window to full screen or restores it to its previous size.

Close: Closes the window and the application.

Navigation: Enables you to move the entire window by clicking and dragging it.

Customization: Some title bars may include additional controls or features, such as a Quick Access Toolbar in certain applications.