MacOS – Black bar at the bottom of the screen on new MacBook 2016
macbook promacostouch-bar
I have a black bar at the bottom of my screen which changes as I use the Touch Bar, but cannot remove it. It is eating up my screen space and I cannot see the Dock.
Does anyone know how to remove it?
Best Answer
Finaly after seeing this questionI understand what it is you are seeing.
It appears to be the touchbar zoom functionality.
You can find this and deactivate it by rightclicking the system preferences item.
Then select accessibility>zoom and deselect touchbar zoom.
Be sure to use the rightclick method to go to accessibility, otherwise the touchbar zoom option wont show up.
Occasionally the progress bar that appears under the downloads folder does not go away as it should when the download completes. You should be able to remove it by simply restarting the computer or running
killall Dock
at the command line (Terminal). This should reset just the dock process without having to restart the whole machine.
Use the Touch Bar with Photoshop - Photoshop now supports Touch Bar,
the multitouch display at the top of the new MacBook Pro keyboard;
Touch Bar support in Photoshop is currently a technology preview
feature
Adobe said it is an experimental feature. It could be that this functions is not turned on automatically.
You can turn it on here: Preferences > Technology Previews > Enable Touch Bar
Best Answer
Finaly after seeing this questionI understand what it is you are seeing.
It appears to be the touchbar zoom functionality.
You can find this and deactivate it by rightclicking the system preferences item.
Then select accessibility>zoom and deselect touchbar zoom.
Be sure to use the rightclick method to go to accessibility, otherwise the touchbar zoom option wont show up.