Window, Dock & Menu Bar

Pin Antinote on top, hide and show the window, and choose where it lives on your Mac.

Design intent: Slot seamlessly into optimized workflows. Don't take up more space than needed.

Pin Antinote to top

This will pin the Antinote window above other windows.
Currently does not support full screen mode.
Turn on "Restore pin state on open" (Settings > General > Window) to have Antinote come back pinned if it was pinned when you closed it.

Shortcut:

Close the window using ⌘ + W.
Hide/Show using ⌘ + O, toggling the Global Hotkey (⌥ + A), or clicking the button in the status menu. If you use multiple spaces, Antinote will appear on the currently active space.

Shortcuts:

Choose where Antinote lives in Settings > General > Menu bar & Dock: the Dock, a pseudo menu bar, both, the traditional menu bar, or nothing at all.
If it shows in neither the menu bar nor the Dock ("Nothing"), it will only be accessible via the Global Hotkey or a launcher (e.g. Spotlight, Alfred, Raycast).
Using the app in "Nothing" mode will also prevent the system menu from showing up. Though all system menu options are accessible via the app UI.
Antinote will show over full-screen apps in Pseudo Menu Bar mode and Traditional Menu Bar mode.
At the moment, going full screen when using "Nothing" mode will lead to a bug where you can't un-fullscreen the window.
You can set Antinote to hide whenever it loses focus and isn't pinned ("Hide Antinote when it loses focus" in Settings > General > Window). This is helpful when using it in Pseudo Menu Bar mode on top of full screen apps.
Changing the mode requires an app restart — Antinote will ask.

Settings:

Show Antinote in — Dock Only | Pseudo Menu Bar | Dock and Pseudo Menu Bar | Traditional Menu Bar | Nothing
Hide Antinote when it loses focus — On | Off

This mode will put Antinote in the traditional menu bar with a note that drops down from the icon.
This dropdown will appear over fullscreen apps.

Settings:

Dropdown window size (only if Traditional Menu Bar is active) — Width x Height

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Pin Antinote on top, hide and show the window, and choose where it lives on your Mac.

Design intent: Slot seamlessly into optimized workflows. Don't take up more space than needed.

This will pin the Antinote window above other windows.
Currently does not support full screen mode.
Turn on "Restore pin state on open" (Settings > General > Window) to have Antinote come back pinned if it was pinned when you closed it.

Shortcut:

Close the window using ⌘ + W.
Hide/Show using ⌘ + O, toggling the Global Hotkey (⌥ + A), or clicking the button in the status menu. If you use multiple spaces, Antinote will appear on the currently active space.

Shortcuts:

Choose where Antinote lives in Settings > General > Menu bar & Dock: the Dock, a pseudo menu bar, both, the traditional menu bar, or nothing at all.
If it shows in neither the menu bar nor the Dock ("Nothing"), it will only be accessible via the Global Hotkey or a launcher (e.g. Spotlight, Alfred, Raycast).
Using the app in "Nothing" mode will also prevent the system menu from showing up. Though all system menu options are accessible via the app UI.
Antinote will show over full-screen apps in Pseudo Menu Bar mode and Traditional Menu Bar mode.
At the moment, going full screen when using "Nothing" mode will lead to a bug where you can't un-fullscreen the window.
You can set Antinote to hide whenever it loses focus and isn't pinned ("Hide Antinote when it loses focus" in Settings > General > Window). This is helpful when using it in Pseudo Menu Bar mode on top of full screen apps.
Changing the mode requires an app restart — Antinote will ask.

Settings:

Show Antinote in — Dock Only | Pseudo Menu Bar | Dock and Pseudo Menu Bar | Traditional Menu Bar | Nothing
Hide Antinote when it loses focus — On | Off

This mode will put Antinote in the traditional menu bar with a note that drops down from the icon.
This dropdown will appear over fullscreen apps.

Settings:

Dropdown window size (only if Traditional Menu Bar is active) — Width x Height

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