EdgeBar

EdgeBar is a menu bar tool for macOS.

That turns the edge of your MacBook trackpad into a control area for volume, screen brightness, and media playback. By default, sliding along the right edge adjusts volume, and sliding along the left edge adjusts brightness, displaying the same system feedback as when adjusting with a keyboard; the left and right functions can be swapped according to preference. EdgeBar Double-clicking the upper right corner quickly mutes the screen, and the bottom media bar supports sliding to skip tracks and double-clicking to play or pause, and can also reverse the direction of the track skipping gesture. EdgeBar It provides subtle haptic feedback when sliding, supports quarter-step adjustments while holding Shift and Option, and can also enable fine-grained sliding without pressing any buttons. The software allows you to adjust the edge width, limiting the starting area of ​​the slide to three-quarters, one-half, or one-quarter of the way down the edge, and configure modifier key requirements and cursor freeze to reduce accidental touches during daily use. The menu bar panel displays brightness and volume in real time, provides haptic intensity, light and dark appearance options, login startup, and automatic update settings, and optionally supports sliding along the top edge of the Magic Mouse. The software does not display a Dock icon, has low resource consumption, requires macOS 13 Ventura or later, and requires accessibility permissions to be granted the first time trackpad gestures are used.