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This is in 0.4.0-beta.5, on the beta channel (Settings › About › "Get beta releases"). You were right about the tradition. Measuring it found two slices of that corner weren't Dimble's to take. One is the strip left of the Apple menu's own frame, since macOS opens the menu from the screen edge. The other is the bar's topmost pixel row, which answers as macOS's own window right across the width. Both are refused now, so a shove into the corner opens the Apple menu and doesn't toggle a reveal with it. |
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It's been a long standing tradition that you don't have to click on the Apple menu directly: just shove the cursor into the very top left most corner and click. Currently, this activates Dimble, whereas clicking directly on the Apple menu icon does not. I propose that neither should activate Dimble.
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