How to Move/Position Window Buttons on macOS?

[wottpal]

Hey, first thanks for this great package and your effort!

How can I achieve moving the window-buttons on macOS with your plugin? I would like them to be a little bit more to the right & the bottom (see attached screenshot).

[wottpal]

@bitsdojo would be great to get a little hint here :) thanks in advance!!

[wottpal]

@bitsdojo You would make my day by helping me out 🙃

[tomassasovsky]

Hey. Try wrapping the widgets in a container and adding a margin.

[wottpal]

I tried doing that first but unfortunately, the macOS window buttons are not part of the widget tree but added through swift/objective-c instead..

[wolfenrain]

Atm you can't do that using the plugin, I assume this is because macOS does not allow, or not easily allow to hide window buttons.

[wottpal]

Does anybody have enough Swift/Objective-C/macOS experience to tell me how to do so manually via Xcode :) Would be awesome

[bitsdojo]

This is on my list. Just need to find some time after work to implement it.

[esDotDev]

So just to confirm, the current recommended implementation is to show MinimizeWindowButton/MaximizeWindowButton/CloseWindowButton on Linux/Windows, but on MacOS, we just leave a gap in place for the native ones to render?

[bitsdojo]

@esDotDev yes, that is the currently recommended implementation.

Ability to move/position window buttons on macOS is also coming with the next update.

[nirmalsingnegi]

How long this is gonna take @bitsdojo.

[ashish007ratz]

waiting since months still no update .

[appinteractive]

@bitsdojo bump 💯

[shi-yang]

Any updates?

Same issue to me： #111 .

I finally solved the problem by following these steps: https://medium.com/flutter-community/transparent-title-bar-on-macos-with-flutter-7043d44f25dc

Now its working for me.

[hieplee2997]

@bitsdojo any updates after 2 year ?

[chris91b]

In case somebody is still looking for a solution, replacing the tool bar with a custom one does work for me:

import Cocoa
import FlutterMacOS
import FlutterMacOS
import bitsdojo_window_macos

class MainFlutterWindow: BitsdojoWindow {
  override func bitsdojo_window_configure() -> UInt {
    return BDW_CUSTOM_FRAME | BDW_HIDE_ON_STARTUP
  }

  override func awakeFromNib() {
    let flutterViewController = FlutterViewController()
    let windowFrame = self.frame
    self.contentViewController = flutterViewController
    self.setFrame(windowFrame, display: true)

    let customToolbar = NSToolbar()
    self.toolbar = customToolbar

    RegisterGeneratedPlugins(registry: flutterViewController)

    super.awakeFromNib()
  }
}

[cryosx]

In case somebody is still looking for a solution, replacing the tool bar with a custom one does work for me:

in full screen it leaves a view/frame or whatever that doesn't go away