Sketchybar won't display on notched displays above fullscreen windows

[NeilS-95]

Is it possible to get Sketchybar to display above native fullscreen windows specifically on displays with a notch? I noticed this issue #383 where it's stated that support for drawing sketchybar over fullscreen windows would block UI elements of the app and therefore it's intended behaviour to not draw the bar over top. However on notched displays the macOS menu bar can be displayed above fullscreen apps without interfering with UI elements. Would it be possible to show sketchybar in the black bar where the notch is when in native fullscreen?

[lsgalante]

I also would find this to be useful. I tried to look at the code and investigate the KCGSSuperStickyTagBit but it doesn't appear to be present in the code anymore. Not sure if this has to do with changes in the API after some mac os release version. It would be really helpful to get any pointers about where to look to try to implement this, if he is not planning on adding the feature himself.

[FelixKratz]

If the bar is set to be sticky, it would always shows on all workspaces, even fullscreen ones if it where not for this line which decides to hide the bar on fullscreen spaces:

SketchyBar/src/bar_manager.c

Line 958 in fb59232

bar_manager->bars[i]->shown = SLSSpaceGetType(g_connection, dsid) != 4;

The way this works without the kCGSSuperStickyTagBit is that we create a new space on an application level, which we place all our windows in:

SketchyBar/src/window.c

Lines 61 to 69 in fb59232

	g_space = SLSSpaceCreate(g_connection, 1, 0);
	SLSSpaceSetAbsoluteLevel(g_connection, g_space, 0);
	CFArrayRef space_list = cfarray_of_cfnumbers(&g_space,
	sizeof(uint32_t),
	1,
	kCFNumberSInt32Type);
	SLSShowSpaces(g_connection, space_list);
	CFRelease(space_list);

This space is completely decoupled from the native system spaces (which is why it is stationary on system space change).

[lsgalante]

This is really wonderful, thank you. Your method of creating a new space is interesting. I was able to make it work with sticky=on and topmost=on after removing the line you pointed out. This gets in the way of the mac os menu bar, but I think there is an easy fix for that by setting the z index. I really appreciate your help.

[lsgalante]

I couldn't find a CGWindowLevelKey which causes a window to appear above full screen apps and below the menu bar. I think I have seen someone do this but I am not certain. For now I have a key binding set to toggle sketchybar visibility, which works great.