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You can remove Siri from the touch bar in the touchbar settings. While in the settings you can tap the bar to open the different configurations and remove her a
by rahkiin 9y ago
You can remove Siri from the touch bar in the touchbar settings. While in the settings you can tap the bar to open the different configurations and remove her anywhere
- nym 9y agoIf you ask Siri to disable, it gives you a weird "I'm sorry I can't do that" reply. Unlike a real person, there's no verbal abuse that will make her go away.
- glhaynes 9y agoMakes some sense when you consider that you'd have turned Siri off by a route that doesn't allow you to turn it back on, which could make it difficult for some users to get it back.
- ufukbay 9y agoI replaced Siri with the Sleep button since the keyboard shortcut to lock/sleep your MBP doesn't work anymore. :) (If anyone is interested: Finder > View (press Option key) > Customize Control Strip)
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- j0e1 9y agoI did the same and now it has revolutionized the way I accidentally put my laptop to sleep every 30 minutes.
- oulu2006 9y agoWow! I've had this laptop also for about 6 months and never knew you could do that!
- mmjaa 9y agoTo me, this is a GUI anti-pattern. Why do we have to go to Finder to customise the Touchbar? I looked for this option in System Preferences for days before I stumbled across this .. and then to have to hold down the magic Option key. Honestly, these sorts of anti-patterns are what makes me think Apple has seriously lost the plot.
- rahkiin 9y agoIn system preferences, keyboard settings there is a button to configure the strip. I didn't know about the finder thing
- Osiris 9y agoOh my gosh. I've had this laptop for 4 months and never discovered that the Touch Bar could be customized beyond setting when the F-keys show up by default.