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MenuBar ReArranger for Mac

Rearrange your menu bar.

$9.99
In English
Version 2.5
3.1
Based on 8 user rates

MenuBar ReArranger overview

MenuBar ReArranger lets you easily rearrange your menu bar items.

  • Keep your menu bar icons ordered as you want!
  • Define profiles for your icons' order and automatically change the order as you wish. Useful if you have different needs between your work and home, or to hide all of them the time of a presentation, or ... as you want!. Faster than dragging-and-dropping the icons.
  • Define groups of items in your menu bar and improve its appearance.
  • Use the "Behind the Curtain" feature, and hide the items you need but do not want to see, such as Notification Center.
  • MenuBar ReArranger can be used as a launcher for all your menu bar items. Keep tight control of the items launched at login.
  • Define many keyboard shortcuts for your actions.
  • Change or hide the MenuBar ReArranger icon.
  • Expand your menu bar by hiding the application menu.
  • Expand your menu bar and have a quick look at your items Behind the Curtain.

What’s new in version 2.5

Version 2.5:

Note: Now requires OS X 10.10 or later.
Note: Customers of MenuBar ReArranger 1 (App Store version), are not eligible for this free upgrade.
Note: OS X 10.11 El Capitan's new System Integrity Protection feature prevents MBRA2 from controlling the position of Menu Extras, Spotlight, and Notification Center.

Improved
  • Compatible with OS X 10.11 El Capitan
  • Interface clean up for better OS X 10.11 El Capitan integration
Bug Fixes
  • While using "Behind the Curtain", you couldn't click the Application menu. Bug has been fixed.

MenuBar ReArranger for Mac

$9.99
In English
Version 2.5

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3.1

(12 Reviews of MenuBar ReArranger)

  • Comments

  • User Ratings

Kt2
Kt2
Feb 16 2020
2.5
0.0
Feb 16 2020
0.0
Version: 2.5
This software is no longer available.
Niku1000
Niku1000
Nov 29 2018
2.5
1.5
Nov 29 2018
1.5
Version: 2.5
Icons in the Dock are much more useful than icons in the Menu bar. Can they be moved from the Menu to the Dock with this app?
Rofra
Rofra
Jan 6 2014
2.0
3.5
Jan 6 2014
3.5
Version: 2.0
Some comments to version 2.0: Actually 2 profiles (e.g. home & work); 1 or 2 more would be nice; profiles can’t be renamed but developer promissed to look into this. After your Mac has started, you can start all the apps in one of the profiles and (in the end) they are shown in the order you preset; when MenuBar ReArranger is started at login, this is all done automatically according to the profile chosen last time. When you change your mind about the way apps are sorted, you can change it in the app and after pushing 'Apply’ it’s done. Magic! At next login everything is there again as you wished. Used LoginControl (profiles) and Exhaust (sort) before; MenuBarReArranger replaced the both of them. Developer very responsive to questions and suggestions. 'Try before you Buy' (can't be bought in the App Store). The flexibility this app gives you is amazing and although it isn’t 100% perfect (yet), it offers great options for those who need or appreciate them. Certainly worth investigating!
Robin-Jackson
Robin-Jackson
Aug 7 2012
1.2
0.5
Aug 7 2012
0.5
Version: 1.2
Hi This looks interesting BUT it will not open on my MacBook Pro Retina running OSX 10.8. OSX comes up and says this App will not load please move to trash! Robin
polocanada
polocanada
Jun 10 2012
1.2
0.0
Jun 10 2012
0.0
Version: 1.2
It works OK but not without minor glitch here and there. I won't write a full review this time, however, one feature is absolutely missing: There is no way to access the icons / apps that are hidden. If I want o access hidden apps, I need to exit the application, wait till icons go back and once I am finish restart the menu bar app. It would be nice, if you add a mini-menu to your application which would enable me to access the applications or even the submenu of the hidden app. The "Bartender" app does that. This is a major feature for me. Switching for now to Bartender.
Niku1000
Niku1000
Nov 29 2018
1.5
Nov 29 2018
1.5
Version: null
Rofra
Rofra
Jan 6 2014
3.5
Jan 6 2014
3.5
Version: null
cabo
cabo
Dec 19 2012
3.0
Dec 19 2012
3.0
Version: null
Robin-Jackson
Robin-Jackson
Aug 7 2012
0.5
Aug 7 2012
0.5
Version: null
Desker
Desker
May 8 2012
3.5
May 8 2012
3.5
Version: null
Dana-Sutton
Dana-Sutton
Apr 13 2012
3.5
Apr 13 2012
3.5
Version: null
2stepbay
2stepbay
Mar 3 2012
5.0
Mar 3 2012
5.0
Version: null
Profp
Profp
Mar 3 2012
4.5
Mar 3 2012
4.5
Version: null