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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 main features of mortennn/dozer are: Menu Bar Managers, Desktop Workspace Organizers, macOS Utilities, Visibility Toggles, Native macOS API Bridges, Accessibility Frameworks, System Tray Customizations, Menu Bar Utilities.
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