ChocolateBar
5.9#10 in menu bar customization software$15 one-timemacOS
VisitChocolateBar vs Cornice
What both publish
| Fact | ChocolateBar | Cornice |
|---|---|---|
| Permissions | ChocolateBar requires Accessibility permission to read and click menu bar items and list active windows. | Hiding and revealing require no permissions; Cornice requests Accessibility only when optional window gestures are enabled. |
ChocolateBar plans
- ChocolateBar$15, paid once
Cornice plans
- CorniceFree
Pick ChocolateBar if…
ChocolateBar suits Mac users who want hidden menu-bar icons, window switching, and saved layouts. It is relevant to Apple Silicon and Intel Macs on Monterey through Sequoia.
Pick Cornice if…
Cornice suits macOS users who want to hide menu bar items while keeping a manual divider-based arrangement. It may also suit users who want optional window gestures and can manage Accessibility permissions.