

The next time you take an app full screen, the menu bar will remain visible at the top of the window, complete with menu options and any other menu items you may have arranged there.

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Click the Apple () symbol in the menu bar and select System Preferences. Choose between the following bars: + Web Browser menu bar (default option) + Google Products menu bar Few great features in this browser extension: + Option to choose between the browser menu or the Google Products list + Option to mute/unmute the sound on the current tab + Option to change the order of the Google Products in the bar + Option to change the URL to your Google country (UK, US, NL, ES, FR, JP, RU, etc) + Option to get the search keyword + Option to customize the background and.It seemed to be the best solution to meet the goals of an.
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2015 even Google, father of the navigation drawer, started introducing a bottom navigation ( iOS tab bar) to their own set of Android apps and the Material Design Guidelines. This effect may be welcomed, but if you'd prefer the menu bar and its items to remain visible in full screen mode, there's a setting that you can disable to achieve it. Since then, hamburger menus started to disappear and the tab bar replaced it as a go-to-solution. If you're using a Mac that has a camera housing or "notch" centered at the top of the screen, like a 14-inch or 16-inch MacBook Pro, hiding the menu bar effectively makes the notch invisible, since the menu bar color turns black in full screen mode, regardless of whether you're using Light or Dark mode. The menu bars purpose is to supply a common housing. In macOS Monterey, when you take an app fullscreen by clicking the green traffic light icon in the top-left corner of the app window, the menu bar may be hidden from view in order to draw your focus to the window's content. A menu bar is a graphical control element which contains drop-down menus.
