If anyone knows any details about this issue please let me know. But thats fine, it just needs to offer its own way to hide the menu bar as an alternative. I don’t know what Sublime did to protect itself from mySIMBL. Both of which are very far-from-ideal options. This flashing of my menu bar is way more distracting, so now I’m forced to either go into fullscreen mode or not use mySIMBL at all in any of my apps. Now since my menu bar is hidden in all other apps except Sublime, every time I activate sublime the menu bar pops up and then hides again when I activate the other app. MacForge is described as lets you discover and manage awesome plugins to enhance your macOS experience. In each of the following, the two images show the symbol in display mode, then. MySIMBL is an open-source plugin manager for macOS. It lets you discover, install, and manage plugins, to improve the user experience of macOS without the need for manually cloning or copying files. I thought discovering this was my lucky day until I discovered that Sublime is one of the few apps that mySIMBL doesn’t work with. mySIMBL supports macOS Yosemite (10.10) through High Siera (10.13). This injects a menu bar item into all app’s “window” menu giving an option to hide the menu bar. There is one method of hiding the menu bar with OSX apps without fullscreening: mySIMBL. But hiding it is important to me because I work much better and feel more relaxed when I don’t have things on my screen that I don’t want. There is no general preference in OSX that allows you to hide the menu bar in apps. I can’t use fullscreen mode because it significantly interferes with my workflow. That’s the main reason why I use Sublime- because it’s minimalistic. I need to hide the menu because I am easily distracted.
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