Moor part · Menu bar
A tidy menu bar.
Mast is Moor's part for the menu bar. Hide the icons you don't need all the time. Show them with a click. Put Moor's widgets up there too.
Stands in for Menu bar icons. Included with Moor, off until you turn it on.
What Mast does
Hide icons
Everything left of Mast's divider is hidden. Click the Mast icon, or scroll on the menu bar, to show them. They hide again after a few seconds.
Choose with ⌘-drag
Hold ⌘ and drag icons left of the divider to hide them. It's the menu bar's own gesture.
An always-hidden section
Optional. Icons there stay hidden until you choose Show All Menu Bar Items in Moor's menu → Mast.
Search menu bar items
Press your search shortcut, type, and press Return to open any app's menu bar item.
Widgets in the menu bar
Any of Moor's 50 widgets. Many show a live one-line value: the time, your next event, today's sales, CI. Click one to open the widget.
Restyle the menu bar
Optional. A colour, gradient or glass behind the menu bar, as a full bar, a rounded bar or two islands, or matched to a dock theme. Text stays readable.
Your order is kept
Turn Mast off and on again and your icons stay where you put them.
Menu bar, or Mast?
macOS lets you choose and arrange menu bar icons. Here is what Apple's guide for macOS 26 says, next to Mast.
| Task | macOS 26 | Mast |
|---|---|---|
| Rearrange or remove icons | Yes (source: support.apple.com, checked 28 October 2026)⌘-drag an icon | Yes (see the Mast docs)The same ⌘-drag |
| Hide icons and show them with a click | Not stated (source: support.apple.com, checked 28 October 2026) | Yes (see the Mast docs) |
| An always-hidden section | Not stated (source: support.apple.com, checked 28 October 2026) | Yes (see the Mast docs) |
| Search every app's menu bar items | Not stated (source: support.apple.com, checked 28 October 2026) | Yes (see the Mast docs)Needs Accessibility |
| Widgets in the menu bar | Not stated (source: support.apple.com, checked 28 October 2026) | Yes (see the Mast docs)Any Moor widget |
Pick a macOS answer to open the Apple Support page it came from, read 28 October 2026. Not stated means Apple's page doesn't mention it, which is not the same as no. Where macOS wins: Choosing and arranging icons is built in, and needs no app.
Turn it on
Open Settings → Parts
In Moor's menu bar menu, choose Settings, then Parts.
Switch Mast on
It starts at once. Turn it off and its shortcuts, windows and menu bar items go away.
Find it in Settings → Mast
Mast gets its own page in Settings while it's on.
Only the Docks are on when you start. Every part comes with every license and trial, at no extra cost. Or from Terminal: moor parts enable mast.
Permissions
- Accessibility
- Only for searching menu bar items. Moor asks when you turn search on. Hiding icons needs no permission.
Moor asks only when you turn on the feature that needs it. Permissions in detail →
Shortcuts
| Show or hide the hidden icons | Your choice: none is set at first |
|---|---|
| Search menu bar items | Your choice: none is set at first |
| Show the hidden icons | Click the Mast icon, or scroll on the menu bar |
| Show the always-hidden icons too | Moor's menu → Mast → Show All Menu Bar Items |
| Choose what hides | ⌘-drag in the menu bar |
Pick them in Settings → Mast. Every shortcut →
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macOS 26 (Tahoe) or later, Apple silicon. Quit Moor and Apple's Dock comes right back.