On a 24" display, there is enough space to display all the toolbar icons of my applications.
But on the MacBook 13" display some of them are not displayed.
Is there a way to scroll the tools bar in order to see the entire set of icons?
MacOS – way to scroll the toolbar icons of an application
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Related Solutions
Yes, it toggles the toolbar in all applications. In many applications, it's shortcut is Option+Command+T, but this is not true for all (Preview uses Command+B).
Retina must be supported by the app for it to be displayed in Retina. If the app does not support Retina then the app will not be displayed in Retina.
You may be able to force Retina for an app with Retinizer:
Retinizer is a small app I wrote that allows apps that aren’t retina ready and are displayed pixelated at 1x to display their UI widgets at 2x. That way, only their custom images will look bad and not the whole app.
Best Answer
I use AccessMenubarApps which works on the basic principle of temporarily replacing the current menubar with a shorter one to allow all the menubar icons to be visible. It can be accessed by clicking on the icon, via mouse gestures, or a configurable hotkey.