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On MacBooks with a notch, the physical space occupied by the notch on the left side of the menu bar reduces the number of status icons that can be displayed; when there are too many menu bar apps, the system hides the excess, and users need third-party tools (such as Bartender) to access the collapsed icons.
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10/30/2026
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