This is not an unknown issue at the fruit co.

Can anyone speculate on any rational if not good reasons for not solving this problem yet?

I don’t work at the fruit co but since you asked for speculations. Mine: the fruit co designers are still designing a nice interface to show the overflow, because they obviously think that the Windows tray overflow looked inelegant and are still searching for the ideal UI. But the designers themselves don’t have a lot of menu bar apps so they don’t think it’s a priority.

	▲	tmd83 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Or perhaps the teams at fruit co found a way to claim that their overflow is an innovative new feature and not copied from some other designs. While they do a ton of good work, they do love to claim everything was first invented by them.

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toraway 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Probably the same response I just saw someone reply with in this very thread:

"You shouldn't have so many utilities running"

It's the go-to Apple user response to anything the OS doesn't support or does poorly: "Why would you want to do that?"

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