Vorssaint already positions itself as "one menu bar icon doing the job of a dozen paid Mac apps." A very common pain point that still requires a separate paid app (Bartender) or an OSS tool (Ice) is organizing and hiding icons of other apps in the menu bar — reorder by drag, hide behind an arrow, always-visible vs always-hidden sections.
Would you consider adding this as a Vorssaint utility? It would:
- Let users drop Bartender entirely (paid).
- Remove the need to run Ice next to Vorssaint (they currently conflict — Ice quits itself when Vorssaint is running).
- Fit the "kitchen sink of menu bar utilities" philosophy perfectly.
If it's out of scope, is there a way to run Vorssaint alongside Ice without the collision (e.g., an option to opt out of registering as the primary menu bar manager)?
Thanks for the app.
Vorssaint already positions itself as "one menu bar icon doing the job of a dozen paid Mac apps." A very common pain point that still requires a separate paid app (Bartender) or an OSS tool (Ice) is organizing and hiding icons of other apps in the menu bar — reorder by drag, hide behind an arrow, always-visible vs always-hidden sections.
Would you consider adding this as a Vorssaint utility? It would:
If it's out of scope, is there a way to run Vorssaint alongside Ice without the collision (e.g., an option to opt out of registering as the primary menu bar manager)?
Thanks for the app.