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Menu Bar autohiding #268

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shelbyKiraM opened this issue Oct 22, 2022 · 4 comments
Open
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Menu Bar autohiding #268

shelbyKiraM opened this issue Oct 22, 2022 · 4 comments
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@shelbyKiraM
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shelbyKiraM commented Oct 22, 2022

  • I made sure this command is not in the commands list
  • I searched and didn't find this command in the listed issues
  • I know this defaults command exists
  • I know this command works on macOS current version
  • I know this command is deprecated on macOS current version
  • Folder:
    • Menu Bar
  • Command:
    • AppleMenuBarVisibleInFullscreen = 1;
    • "_HIHideMenuBar" = 1;
    • defaults write NSGlobalDomain _HIHideMenuBar -bool true
    • defaults write NSGlobalDomain AppleMenuBarVisibleInFullscreen -bool true
  • Argument type (if applicable):
    • bool
  • Examples:
    • You can find the way to set this in System Prefs, Dock & Menu Bar (I'm beta testing Ventura so System Settings is kinda different but it existed in prior versions of Mac OS X, now it's Desktop & Dock)
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shelbyKiraM commented Oct 23, 2022

I'm unsure how to apply it tho... sudo killall -KILL SystemUIServer might kinda work?

@cmpadden
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Thanks for sharing this - I too am unsure how to apply this programmatically, but the setting took affect after logging out and back in.

@Swiss-Mac-User
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Isn't the menu bar tied to the Dock? For that it'd be:

killall Dock

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AlexHadfield commented Jul 17, 2024

Has anyone found a good way to apply these commands? I found that sudo killall -KILL WindowServer technically works, but that just triggers a logout. It would be cool to find a way to refresh this without a logout.

Edit: I'll also add what hasn't worked for me:
sudo killall -KILL Finder
sudo killall -KILL Dock
sudo killall -KILL SystemUIServer

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