Not at the moment...
You could use a script to switch toolbars with a simple menu (and either make a toolbar button (that you include in every toolbar defined) or bind a keyboard shortcut to the script itself).
E.g.:
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// text toolbar(); -> Show current toolbar definition
$tbs = <<<>>>
1. Standard|back,fore,up,-,myco,mru,find,openwith,-,newfolder,copy,cut,paste,del,-,undo,redo,-,tpt,cbx,sfs,-,qns,vfset,visualfilter,tsf,-,tsm,dark,minitree,flatview,views,dp,pp,fp,-,cofi,icf,-,conf
2. Work 1|back,fore,-,myco,hotlist,openwith,-,ctb2,ctb3,ctb17,-,ctb4,ctb5,ctb12,-,ctb6,ctb7,-,ctb1,ctb11,ctb18,ctb13,ctb14,ctb15,ctb16,-,undo,redo,-,ctb8,-,flatview,cofi,tsf,visualfilter,icf,cucopy
>>>;
$captions = regexreplace($tbs, "^(.+?)(\|.*?)(?=\r?\n|$)", "$1");
$sel = popupmenu($captions, 5:=1, 6:=<crlf>);
if (!$sel) { status "No menu entry selected, aborted!", "8B4513", "stop"; end true; }
$definition = gettoken(gettoken($tbs, $sel, <crlf>), 2, "|");
toolbar($definition);
The "1. Standard" is the default XY toolbar configuration and "2. Work 1" is the one I'm using.
In other words: configure the toolbar you need, execute
text toolbar(); from the address bar and add it to the $tbs variable in the script.
Give it a title! (the part before the "|") and if you want it to be easily accessible, use a 1., 2., 3., etc. in front of your title so that you can
access it with those number keys...