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How to change Touch Bar settings
- Click the Apple icon on the top left of your screen.
- Select “System Preferences.”
- Choose “Keyboard,” then navigate to the “Keyboard” tab.
- Under the Touch Bar options, click “Touch Bar shows.”
- Then select from the menu of options which includes app buttons and the expanded Control Strip.
How do you customize the touch bar on a Mac?
On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click Keyboard, then click Keyboard. Click Customize Control Strip. Expand the Control Strip in the Touch Bar, if you want. Add, rearrange, or remove buttons in the Control Strip.
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How to remove the control strip from the Touch Bar?
Under Touch Bar Shows Click the drop down menu and select Expanded Control Strip. This will set the Touch Bar to only show the Control Strip tools, no matter what app you are using. If you don’t think there will ever be a reason you might want to access the Control Strip, you can remove it from the Touch Bar entirely.
Where is the control strip on a Mac?
On a traditional Mac Keyboard, you will notice that the top row of keys, also known as the function key row, has additional tools, like volume controls, screen brightness, quick access to Mission Control, and the like. The Control Strip is where you find those features on the Touch Bar.
Where can I find the touch bar settings?
Keep in mind, if you keep the Control Strip expanded, you won’t be able to use Touch Bar tools in other apps. You can find the Keyboard settings by searching in Spotlight, or manually access them via System Preferences. Click on the Apple menu icon in the upper left corner of the screen. Click on System Preferences in the drop down menu.