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Driver promises a tidier menu bar. However, Stk1160 Grabber Driver is kind of a pain to use, and we're not sure it's really worth the hassle. Getting started with Stk1160 Grabber Driver for Mac is easy enough; opening the application reveals a straightforward menu with options to hide an app, show an app, customize the order of the menu bar icons, check for updates, or submit an app request. Stk1160 Grabber Driver can't hide every icon, but users can request support for additional ones. Of the apps we had installed, Stk1160 Grabber Driver and the native

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