So I've had my 14" MacBook Pro for 24 hrs. now. In clamshell mode connected to an external monitor, the desktop icons are auto-arranged into the top left corner of the desktop as per normal, right up under the menu bar (which comes as no surprise to any Mac user). When I disconnect the external monitor, the top icons become slightly covered by the wider menu bar -- the new camera notch-compatible wide menu bar seems to slightly cover the top desktop icons.
Am I missing something? Why don't the desktop icons drop down a few pixels to make space for the wide menu bar? If I adjust the desktop icons when the laptop screen is open to uncover them from the menu bar, then go back to clamshell mode, new desktop icons don't line up correctly with the previous ones, until I again rearrange.
Seems to me like macOS doesn't realize the menu bar gets wider when the laptop's display is open and narrower again when in clamshell mode on a standard (no-notch) monitor.
Is it just me or has anyone else noticed this? Could it be an artifact of the way I migrated my old Mac to this new one (Migration Assistant)?
Am I missing something? Why don't the desktop icons drop down a few pixels to make space for the wide menu bar? If I adjust the desktop icons when the laptop screen is open to uncover them from the menu bar, then go back to clamshell mode, new desktop icons don't line up correctly with the previous ones, until I again rearrange.
Seems to me like macOS doesn't realize the menu bar gets wider when the laptop's display is open and narrower again when in clamshell mode on a standard (no-notch) monitor.
Is it just me or has anyone else noticed this? Could it be an artifact of the way I migrated my old Mac to this new one (Migration Assistant)?