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Modern MacBooks models have rounded corners at the top right and top left corners of the screen, see [0]. The bottom corners don't do this and external displays
by Etheryte 9mo ago
Modern MacBooks models have rounded corners at the top right and top left corners of the screen, see [0]. The bottom corners don't do this and external displays don't do this. This is a stylistic choice to match the curvature of the laptop's edge. If you move your mouse along that corner it doesn't disappear behind the curve, it follows the curve.
[0] https://www.apple.com/v/macbook-air/x/images/overview/mac-plus-iphone/mac_iphone__n2863l0ne0q6_large_2x.jpg https://www.apple.com/v/macbook-air/x/images/overview/mac-pl...
- frizlab 9mo agoI really think* the rounded corners on top-left and top-right of the MacBook Pros are hardware. There is no software in the world that can “fix” that… * Try to move space on such a device, the non-rounded desktop appears…
- deleted 9mo ago[deleted]