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Cant promise this anytime soon. Primary focus is bug-fixing for now. But nevertheless a good idea. |
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IIRC Bartender also compared the icons for changes? |
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Another example: When connected (to WiFi, mobile etc) the WiFi icon can be hidden, and only show when not connected. |
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see #422 |
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Coming from Bartender and later Ice, one feature I really miss is the ability to conditionally show/hide menu bar items based on system state — specifically power connection.
Use case: When my Mac is plugged in, the battery icon is irrelevant to me, so I'd like it hidden to keep the menu bar clean. But as soon as I unplug and switch to battery power, I want the battery icon to automatically reappear so I can monitor usage.
How Bartender handled this (as i remember):
Bartender had a rule-based system where you could set conditions for individual menu bar items. For the battery icon, you could create a rule like "hide when connected to power, show when on battery."
Suggested implementation:
This could start simple with just a power state trigger, but could potentially expand into a broader conditional visibility system with triggers like:
Power state (plugged in / on battery)
Battery level thresholds (e.g., show below 20%)
Focus modes
Even if the scope stays limited to power state alone, it would be a very useful addition for keeping the menu bar minimal without losing important information when context changes.
Thanks for picking up where Ice left off — really enjoying Thaw so far!
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