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Hey all! Is there a way to completely ignore the notch on Apple Silicon macbook, and treat the display as a larger rectangle (i.e. think negative top padding)? I've played around with I've played with a few of the suggestions in #1060, but this seems to primarily focus on users that want a bar. |
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@kadrach A simple way to do so is by editing the source code itself: This function simply needs to always int workspace_display_notch_height(uint32_t did)
{
return 0;
} |
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It is not possible to move an arbitrary window on macOS behind the area that is reserved for the notch; I've already experimented with this and confirmed this limitation. It is possible as an application developer to force a window up there, but it cannot be done by a third-party application to arbitrary windows. I did the above test on Monterey, and I assume that the same applies to Ventura. |
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It is not possible to move an arbitrary window on macOS behind the area that is reserved for the notch; I've already experimented with this and confirmed this limitation. It is possible as an application developer to force a window up there, but it cannot be done by a third-party application to arbitrary windows.
I did the above test on Monterey, and I assume that the same applies to Ventura.