NotchMindNotchMind and Firefox.
Firefox downloads, calls in a Firefox tab and music playing in Firefox show up in the notch.
What it does with Firefox
- Download progress in the notch while Firefox saves to your Downloads folder.
- Google Meet and other web calls in Firefox, with a mute button.
- Music and video in a tab, with play and pause.
Set it up
- Downloads show on their own; keep Downloads live activity on in Settings → Downloads.
- In Firefox’s settings, make sure files are saved to your Downloads folder so the notch can follow them.
- Calls show on their own while Firefox uses the microphone.
Good to know
- Firefox writes a
.partfile while downloading; the notch follows it until the download finishes. - Some tabs don’t tell macOS what’s playing, and then the music player can’t show them.
Step by step.
- See download progress in the notchWatch a download fill the MacBook notch while it runs, choose a percentage or a ring, and what NotchMind can and can't track.
- Mute your microphone for Zoom, Teams and Meet from the notchDuring a call the notch shows its length, whether your camera is on, and a mute button that mutes the microphone for every app at once.
- Control Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube Music from the notchSee what's playing in the MacBook notch, then play, pause, skip and like songs without switching apps. Works with Apple Music, Spotify and more.
- Downloads, in view.Downloads
- Mute any call from the notch.Calls in the notch
- Your music, right in the notch.Music in the notch
Also works with.
- Google ChromeNotchMind shows Chrome downloads filling the notch, treats Google Meet and other calls in Chrome as calls with a mute button, and controls music playing in a tab.
- SafariSee Safari downloads fill the MacBook notch, mute web calls in Safari from the notch, and control music playing in a Safari tab.
- ArcNotchMind shows Arc downloads in the MacBook notch, treats Meet and other calls in Arc as calls with a mute button, and controls music in an Arc tab.
- AirPodsSee your AirPods battery in the MacBook notch when they connect, and send your Mac’s sound to them with one click from the music player.
- Google CalendarSee your next Google Calendar event in the MacBook notch before it starts, by adding your Google account to macOS. Works with Outlook calendars too.
Pay once. Keep it.
US$5.99 for 2 Macs for the first 50 customers, then US$15.99. US$15.99 for 2 Macs, one time. Or 1 Mac for US$9.99 or 5 Macs for US$29.99. Every 1.x update and a 14-day refund. For Macs with Apple silicon on macOS 15 or later.
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