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Jean-Edouard Babin
NoMenuBar is a simple application that allows users to remove the menu bar options and leave more room for add-ons (such as time, airport status, and more).
It will be very useful if you have a small screen (like on a laptop) or lots of right side items.
It will be very useful if you have a small screen (like on a laptop) or lots of right side items.
What's New
Version 1.1: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.1 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.1 or later
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NoMenuBar is a simple application that allows users to remove the menu bar options and leave more room for add-ons (such as time, airport status, and more).
It will be very useful if you have a small screen (like on a laptop) or lots of right side items.
It will be very useful if you have a small screen (like on a laptop) or lots of right side items.
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KeesBakker reviewed on 09 Feb 2011
you press on the dock icon
and all the other menubar icons get displayed
(its basically a tiny program without a menubar toolbar)
A Developer that would invent an application that shrinks the menubar like in windows - for more icon space - will be a millionaire.
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Elegraphy reviewed on 17 Nov 2010
So what if there's more of the same apps on the Mac community? Why is that a bad thing?
For example, there is tons of Application Launcher type of apps on MacUpdate, I can name a few here: Butler, Launch Bar, QuickSilver, TapTap, Spark, Overflow, ToDos, F10 Launch Studio, Sapiens, Trampoline, Atomic Beef, XMenu, HimmelBar, aLaunch, DragThing, DockSpaces...And tons more! I never heard anyone complained about "There just too much application launchers to chose from, darn it!" Actually most people likes to have choices, and people usually find a launcher that fits their needs.
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To me, NoMenuBar works and looks just like Menuola, but to me it's just another choice of the same. Maybe someone can tell me which app uses less cpu (and memory) in the long run. I see there is no way to make NoMenuBar (and Menuola) as a System Preference item, because seems to me they only show up when you click their Dock icons. I hate to say this, but I like to save more space on my Dock, too. I dislike to have one more Dock icon open if It ends up just launch something on my menu bar.
FOR DEVELOPERS, "MENU ITEM CONTAINER" IS WHAT WE URGENTLY NEED:
I think there should be a Menu Item Container for people who loves to use menu items. If anyone can make this concept realized, then this new app will act like another menu item, only it's a container, so it will list all the other menu items that have opened on my Mac, so I can save tons of menubar space no mater how much menu items I have launched!!! If any developer can make this concept work and usable, I would definitely worship him everyday and support his app!!! Seriously.
TIP:
I only have one "obvious" tip when use this app: If you have FriutMenu, you'll save even more menu space when launch NoMenuBar or Menuola.
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"FOR DEVELOPERS, "MENU ITEM CONTAINER" IS WHAT WE URGENTLY NEED"
I second this. My menubar is soooo overcrowded.
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"FOR DEVELOPERS, "MENU ITEM CONTAINER" IS WHAT WE URGENTLY NEED"
Seems like your pleas have been heard. Check out "Bartender"!
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Menuola does the same thing, for the same price - as in free. And this SINCE JANUARY LAST YEAR!
And there's always Minu, unlisted on MacUpdate. Also free...
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CookieMan reviewed on 13 Nov 2010
easy to use.
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Jazzyguy reviewed on 13 Nov 2010