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Recently I've been experiencing this on my macbook pro 2020.
The indicators for volumeand brightness are off center.
I am currently using the latest version of Big Sur.
This might be quite petty but it kind of ruins the experience and annoys me a bit. I don't remember when this started to happen or what i did.
Please help, thank you.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.2
I think it's off center vertically. Its mich closer to the bottom bezel and the dock than it used to be.
I think it's off center vertically. Its mich closer to the bottom bezel and the dock than it used to be.
I checked the horizontal position of the volume indicator by taking a screen shot on my iMac and opening that screenshot in Photoshop and measuring the distance from the left and right edges of screen, and it appears centered.
Regarding vertical positioning, I don't recall it being different but it may have been changed.
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MtD
Off center vertically or horizontally?
How are you determining that they are off center?
MtD
Volume and Brightness Indicator is Off Center
