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I'm not sure how it is on Mac. But it's pretty trivial to get any exe in windows to run as a child of some tools. E.g. I wrote a personal packet manipulator f
by Namrog84 10y ago
I'm not sure how it is on Mac. But it's pretty trivial to get any exe in windows to run as a child of some tools.
E.g. I wrote a personal packet manipulator for visual studio. And added a registry key. So whenever you open any Devenv.exe it launches my program with devenv as an argument. To a normal person it's 100% not noticeable. But I'm the parent and could in this example perhaps Control the touchbar.
Tl Dr you can probably wrap a utility around other programs to have passive use. And/or inject tweak how controlbar looks at active window. Just force it to not update after its locked on.
- eridius 10y agoI don't think there's any way to do something like that on OS X. Nor do I think it would change anything. The Touch Bar is controlled by the app with focus, not by its parent process. Process parent chains AFAIK have zero effect on communication with the Window Server (which is presumably how the Touch Bar APIs work).