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macOS lets you ⌘-drag some icons out and move a few into Control Center, but it can't hide third-party app icons on its own (until the macOS 27 overflow button). A free app like Furl collapses them all behind a single chevron — no Accessibility permission needed.

https://furl.hhcompany.app/guides/menu-bar-icons-hidden-behind-notch/2026-11-09T00:00:00Z2026-11-09T00:00:00Z

When the menu bar fills up, the MacBook notch covers the icons in the middle. macOS hides them silently; you can remove some icons, or use a free app that lists every covered icon and opens it with a click or a keystroke.

https://furl.hhcompany.app/guides/collapse-mac-menu-bar-one-icon/2026-11-09T00:00:00Z2026-11-09T00:00:00Z

There's no built‑in way to collapse the Mac menu bar into one icon on macOS 13–26. A free app like Furl adds a chevron that hides every third‑party icon with one click, and needs no Accessibility permission to do it.