Greetings!
Everybody is no doubt aware that Big Sur's dreadful new in-line titlebars can be disabled by setting the global default via terminal.
But perhaps you simultaneously enjoy Finder's redesign and despise Safari's wasteful titlebar? What you may not realize is that in-line titlebars can be selectively disabled on a per-application basis.
Simply replace "com.apple.Safari" with the bundle ID of the desired application and it will make use of the classic titlebar. Depending upon the global default, applications can either be whitelisted or blacklisted.
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Hopefully this will be of help to somebody. Thank you for reading!
Troy
Everybody is no doubt aware that Big Sur's dreadful new in-line titlebars can be disabled by setting the global default via terminal.
Bash:
defaults write -g NSWindowSupportsAutomaticInlineTitle -bool falseBut perhaps you simultaneously enjoy Finder's redesign and despise Safari's wasteful titlebar? What you may not realize is that in-line titlebars can be selectively disabled on a per-application basis.
Bash:
defaults write com.apple.Safari NSWindowSupportsAutomaticInlineTitle -bool falseSimply replace "com.apple.Safari" with the bundle ID of the desired application and it will make use of the classic titlebar. Depending upon the global default, applications can either be whitelisted or blacklisted.
Hopefully this will be of help to somebody. Thank you for reading!
Troy
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