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I’m the same, in fact, I use an app which aims to do the opposite to BitBar: it’s called BarTender, and it lets you hide any menu bar items under a single drop
by mathieuh 8y ago
I’m the same, in fact, I use an app which aims to do the opposite to BitBar: it’s called BarTender, and it lets you hide any menu bar items under a single drop down. This includes items added by the system (e.g. network status, Siri).
Although I suppose you could combine BitBar and BarTender by using BitBar to add some non-standard items and BarTender to hide them until you decide to expand them.
- sbr464 8y agoChecking this out now! Hate the clutter. Thanks for the tip.
- sbr464 8y agoInstalled. If you were here I'd give you a dollar. Best ever.
- __m 8y agoSame, I need the space for those beautiful iStat menus
- SparkyMcUnicorn 8y agoThis is exactly what I do. I hid everything from the menu bar and replaced them with custom (smaller) clock and battery percentage items, along with a few additional things I like to see. Bartender is a must have on MacOS in my opinion with, or without, a bitbar or similar.