ChocolateBar next to the apps you already know
Most menu bar apps tuck your icons away. ChocolateBar puts the ones the notch hid, plus your open apps, in a second row you can actually see. Here is how it lines up against each one.
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ChocolateBar vs Bartender
The veteran tidy-the-menu-bar app, next to one built around seeing your icons rather than hiding them.
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ChocolateBar vs Barbee
The other app with a real second-bar mode, compared with one whose row also carries your open apps.
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ChocolateBar vs Thaw
The fast-moving free, open-source manager with a separate-bar option, next to a paid row that also holds your apps.
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ChocolateBar vs Vanilla
The minimal, set-and-forget hider, compared with a fuller toolbox that shows your icons rather than tucking them away.
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ChocolateBar vs Hidden Bar
The free, open-source collapse-and-expand tool, next to one that surfaces your icons in a row you can see.
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ChocolateBar vs Dozer
The free, open-source dot-and-hide tool, compared with a row that surfaces your icons and your apps.
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ChocolateBar vs boring.notch
The notch Dynamic-Island app with a file shelf, set against the app that brings your hidden menu bar icons back.
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