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I had the same reaction initially. For anyone else looking -- the poster linked to the second tweet in the thread. The first tweet [1] shows that menubar item

by tekacs 5y ago

I had the same reaction initially. For anyone else looking -- the poster linked to the second tweet in the thread. The first tweet [1] shows that menubar items are /hidden behind the notch/ (fully rendered, you can click and interact with them). I took a screenshot [2]. As issues go, that's a pretty dramatic bug, no? [1]: https://twitter.com/SnazzyQ/status/1453143510111059968 https://twitter.com/SnazzyQ/status/1453143510111059968 [2]: https://cln.sh/OwM0wgFCTUF6EP5EsJAA https://cln.sh/OwM0wgFCTUF6EP5EsJAA

lelandfe 5y ago
It’s been a LONG time since I worked on menubar stuff in macOS, but is it possible that this is happening because iStat is drawing the icons in a non-standard way? Can this happen to a menubar with just stock menus - say by reducing the display resolution?
- tekacs 5y ago
  https://twitter.com/bjango/status/1453171506263982087?s=20 https://twitter.com/bjango/status/1453171506263982087?s=20 iStat replied to this post to say that they're not!
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- ushakov 5y ago
  yes, in the demo same thing happens to the macOS battery menu
Hammershaft 5y ago
This was the first thing I wondered when I saw that notch. I figured there would be overflow "more" menus before the notch but uh... nope. Really lazy and weak design tbh.