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Hide items behind the divider
Move the icons you rarely use to the left of the divider and free up the space around the clock. Items you almost never need go into Always hidden.
The bar gets tidy, and everything you hid stays one gesture away.
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Move the icons you rarely use to the left of the divider and free up the space around the clock. Items you almost never need go into Always hidden.
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Press the crest and the hidden icons appear exactly as they are drawn at that moment. Percentages, badges and graphs come through unchanged. Nothing is replaced with a lookalike.
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Bring the hidden icons out together in a popup below the menu bar. Drag the grips at either end to move it, and set how long it stays open before closing itself.






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Click a hidden icon and its menu opens where the icon belongs, with the bar still collapsed. The intermediate frames are never shown, so nothing flickers.
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Rest the pointer on the menu bar, scroll over it, or click the notch. Turn on only the gestures you want, and set how long revealed icons stay out.
Reveal
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When a hidden icon changes, when the battery drops below a level you set, while on battery power, during a time range, while a given app is in front, or while a script you wrote exits with 0. The icon stays out as long as the condition holds and slips back when it stops.
While the condition holds, the icon you chose is brought out to the bar.
Conditions
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Type part of a name and the item appears, wherever it sits. Pick it and its menu opens right away. The shortcut is ⌃⌥S.
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Assign a key to an icon and its menu opens even while it stays hidden. The bar stays collapsed and the menu opens where the icon belongs.
Common
Per icon
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Save a combination of assignments under a name. Switch with a shortcut, or automatically while a chosen app is in front.
Presets
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The layout and crest settings are stored per display setup and switch on their own when you connect or disconnect a display.
Current display
Current display setup: “Studio Display + built-in Retina display”
The layout and crest settings are stored per setup and switch when you connect or disconnect a display.
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Bring back the six-colour stripes at the far left of the menu bar. Choose the shape from an apple, heart, star, leaf, bolt, moon, snowflake, flame, paw, crown, peace sign or the Koffret crest, or drop in an image of your own. Fill it with the six stripes, one colour or a gradient, and set the size and the angle.
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Choose a solid, gradient, stripes, dots, grid or starfield background. Seven palettes come built in, and you can set your own.
Appearance
Menu bar appearance
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Four steps from the macOS default to the tightest. Tighter spacing fits more icons in the same width.
Standard (macOS default)
Tightest
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Follow the system language or pick one in Settings. Arabic and Hebrew lay the interface out right to left.
Language