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[Feature Request]: Swipe to see different menu bar areas #45

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Xytronix opened this issue Apr 10, 2024 · 3 comments
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[Feature Request]: Swipe to see different menu bar areas #45

Xytronix opened this issue Apr 10, 2024 · 3 comments
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@Xytronix
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The problem I get with a lot of apps is that I can't access the remaining apps which get added inside the always hidden part of the menu bar.

An option to access those via swiping (similar to bartender) could work out

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@Xytronix Xytronix added the enhancement New feature or request label Apr 10, 2024
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This feature already exists, and as far as I can tell, behaves exactly like Bartender. You can access the always-hidden section by option-clicking either the Ice icon or an empty menu bar space. I could also add the ability to option-swipe to show the always-hidden section, or I could make it so that swiping left while the hidden section is visible would show the always-hidden section. Would one of those work?

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Xytronix commented Apr 10, 2024

Option clicking works, sometimes it keeps appearing and disappearing when pressed. This is solved by repeatedly pressing.

Although the addition of swiping left while the hidden section is there could be an interest feature.

I have too many menu bar items. Showing the always hidden section isn't a problem, accessing overflowing items is.
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This could be solved with additional layouts which could be accessed via keybindings or swiping.
Or options to hide the hidden part.

@jordanbaird
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I think I see what you mean. Currently Ice is only able to hide sections, not reorder them (which would be required to do what you're saying). To enable this, as well as features like item groups and layout presets, I need to get individual item movement working, which is quite a complicated thing. While I'm not saying this won't happen, it probably won't be very soon.

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