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I wonder how long it'll be before the iconic global menu bar is gone from macOS when not in use?

• inetknght 6y ago
  Browsers on mobile devices already do this and it's infuriating
  • whichdan 6y ago
    Having to scroll to get any controls to appear is such a mediocre UX
    • adolph 6y ago
      I just tap the address part of the top bar and it appears. This is different from a top of screen tap which scrolls to the top.
      • whichdan 6y ago
        huh, I never realized tapping the address was separate from tapping the top of the screen
      • inetknght 6y ago
        > I just tap the address part of the top bar and it appears Yet another unintuitive undiscovered feature because Apple decided to change 20 years of best practices
• tomku 6y ago
  That's already an option you can set, since at least El Cap.
  • tokamak-teapot 6y ago
    I would guess the reason that auto-hide is not switched on by default is that it’s jarring and ugly to have it appear and disappear. With scrollbars, auto hiding /re-appearing isn’t even something I notice happening.
• prionassembly 6y ago
  This was possible back in 10.5 and 10.6 already.