Is there a way to get programs into the notch area? I don't really care of part of the menu bar is obscured by the notch.
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I have hide menubar but I can't make use of the pixels around the dock for programs.
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Developers can choose to use the area each side of the notch, but it is not the default
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New macOS 'Compatibility Mode' Options Let Developers Decide How Fullscreen Apps Handle the Notch
While users and developers come to terms with the fact that the last-minute notch rumor for the new MacBook Pros was true, Apple has released new Human Interface Guidelines explaining how developers can make the best use of the extended screen areas around the camera housing if they think their...
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Perhaps someone will devel
I should try a test Firefox build with this mode set to see if it works.
Developers can choose to use the area each side of the notch, but it is not the default
New macOS 'Compatibility Mode' Options Let Developers Decide How Fullscreen Apps Handle the Notch
While users and developers come to terms with the fact that the last-minute notch rumor for the new MacBook Pros was true, Apple has released new Human Interface Guidelines explaining how developers can make the best use of the extended screen areas around the camera housing if they think their...
I should try a test Firefox build with this mode set to see if it works.
The main benefit of the dock is that it gives you more space for applications by moving the menubar outside of the normal application space. Apps would need to be modified to actually use that space in some kind of enhanced full-screen mode. I usually am interacting with the menus too often to want to get rid of them anyway.