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I just gave it a go, if your "one thing" is extending under the notch, as is the case with my MacBook Air, then it's not able to be accessed again[0]. If the n
by schappim 4y ago
I just gave it a go, if your "one thing" is extending under the notch, as is the case with my MacBook Air, then it's not able to be accessed again[0].
If the necessary APIs are available, the app should make adjustments and either cut off the content or respond to clicks underneath the notch to display the dialog box once more.
[0] I was able to eventually change the content by relaunching the app.
- mofle 4y agomacOS hides menu items if they don't fit and nothing can be behind the notch. Apps have no control over this. The app has a setting for maximum length. You could also move the menu item closer to the right to make sure it's not hidden when there's less space in the menu bar.