# Menu bar manager

> AI-ranked search results for `menu bar manager` on awesome-repositories.com — ordered by an LLM for relevance, best match first. 112 total matches; showing the top 3.

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## Results

- [jordanbaird/ice](https://awesome-repositories.com/repository/jordanbaird-ice.md) (26,062 ⭐) — Ice is a macOS menu bar manager designed to provide granular control over the visibility, arrangement, and spacing of system status icons. It functions as a workspace organization utility that allows users to hide unnecessary icons and rearrange active elements through a drag-and-drop interface, helping to maintain a clean and focused desktop environment.

The application distinguishes itself by prioritizing keyboard-driven navigation and workflow optimization. Users can assign custom global hotkeys to trigger specific menu bar actions or toggle visibility settings, enabling interaction with b
- [dwarvesf/hidden](https://awesome-repositories.com/repository/dwarvesf-hidden.md) (13,360 ⭐) — Hidden is a desktop productivity tool designed to manage and organize the macOS menu bar. It functions as a system interface customizer that allows users to consolidate secondary status icons into a single toggleable area, reducing visual clutter and streamlining the desktop workspace.

The utility provides granular control over menu bar elements by enabling users to hide specific icons and rearrange them through a drag-and-drop interface. By utilizing system-level hooks and event monitoring, it maintains a persistent configuration of hidden items that can be toggled on or off to suit the user
- [mortennn/dozer](https://awesome-repositories.com/repository/mortennn-dozer.md) (8,710 ⭐) — Dozer is a macOS desktop utility and menu bar manager designed to reduce visual clutter by controlling the visibility of status icons in the macOS menu bar. It functions as an icon toggle that allows users to hide unnecessary system icons from view.

The application uses trigger icons to manage the visibility state of the menu bar, enabling users to selectively show or hide status indicators to customize the macOS interface and organize their desktop workspace.

The tool implements these capabilities by interacting with native macOS accessibility frameworks and system hooks to query and modify