Hi,
In macOS System Settings, there’s an option called ‘Show Window Title Icons’.
Could you make TaskPaper work with the option? I find the document icon distracting and would be grateful to be able to hide it.
Best,
Vinh
I can’t really see what that setting is supposed to be doing. I am trying Apple’s TextEdit and Pages apps and toggling that setting and I don’t see any difference. The only place where I see a difference is in Finder windows.
The setting is for hiding/showing proxy icon and it works for apps with the new Unified toolbar. Basically more updated look since Big Sur.
Besides Apple Finder and Preview, several document-based apps (like your TaskPaper) featuring that are:
Hi,
I did further research and had a look at CotEditor’s source files (available on GitHub)
The screenshot below shows how you can set a transparent unified toolbar (a much cleaner look, IMO) for a Mac app using storyboards.
Could you consider this change for Taskpaper?
I’m sorry I missed your earlier reply. I see what you mean now.
Unfortunately I don’t really love that toolbar style. To me it makes the titlebar look to tall, especially with an app like TaskPaper that doesn’t have other toolbar items besides the title.
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Thanks. You’re right about the unified toolbar.
What about adopting Transparent Title Bar?
I always hide the title bar for my swiftUI apps and it seems to give the apps a more modern, less disruptive look.
Could you consider that change?