You can get to the uninstaller by choosing Go → Go to Folder while in the Finder, then pasting /Library/Application Support/iStat Menus 5/iStat Menus Uninstaller.app into the text field and clicking Go. If you don’t have an active Setapp account, please run /Library/Application Support/iStat Menus 5/iStat Menus Uninstaller.app Uninstalling iStat Menus without an active Setapp account If you have an active Setapp account, please choose iStat Menus → Uninstall from the menubar, then click Uninstall. Uninstalling iStat Menus with an active Setapp account We have some additional help: Installing and uninstalling iStat Menusįor those using Setapp, here’s some specific instructions. The normal way to uninstall iStat Menus is to choose iStat Menus → Uninstall from the menubar inside the iStat Menus app, then click Uninstall. Throwing the main app in the trash won’t remove it from your system (we wish it could, but that’s not technically possible). The main app is used to configure its settings. Let’s hope that macOS 12.0.2 isn’t far off and will fix this issue.IStat Menus is a little different to other apps, in that it is intended to always be running and in your menubar. I've not run into any battery issues using it either, but don't know for sure how it affects battery life. You can leave it on and it only affects Geekbench by one or two points. The fact is, though, we really shouldn’t need a third-party app to clean up this mess. I've been running iStat Menus for years now on a wide variety of Macs and it is very light on resources. Bartender allows you to hide the menu bar and status icons you rarely use. Apps like Bartender are very popular with power users. This is a really annoying problem, but how many people have enough items in their menu bar to be affected? Power users certainly could fill up the menu bar quickly, but they might already have the problem licked. Quinn Nelson OctoHow Many Users Are Affected by the Notch Menu Bar Disappearing Act? The only way to circumvent the problem is to minimize DaVinci Resolve. Nelson shows an old version of DaVinci Resolve, where menu items overtake the system icons. Rather than the mouse cursor entering the notch to try finding hidden items, it skips around the notch altogether.
WTF HAHAHAHA HOW IS THIS SHIPPABLE? WHAT IS THIS?! /epse3Cv3xF If you wanted to just glance at the sensor’s reading, though, you’d be out of luck.
Fortunately, in this case, the mouse cursor will enter the notch menu bar and allow you to click on the missing icons for more information. Depending on how many gauges you enable in iStatMenus, it’s possible to have some disappear entirely into the notch. Basically, a relatively empty menu bar turns into a nightmare when information and monitoring app iStatMenus launches. The first videos of this problem showed up on Twitter, and were reported by our friends at How-To Geek. The Notch Causes Disappearing Status Icons So far, notch menu bar issues include menu items and status icons getting lost. However, it seems to be causing problems. Apple has tried explaining that it provides more screen real estate with a thinner bezel. Some people questioned Apple’s decision to incorporate the notch into the new MacBook Pro.
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