Hello! I'd like to change the speaker overlay graphic-- the image that pops up when changing the volume. As it's in the middle of the screen it tends to block whatever I'm doing. Where can I find this graphic to alter it? Or is there a way I could simply move the existing overlay to the corner of the screen?
Thanks,
Alec
MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch,Early 2015), macOS Sierra (10.12.4)
A user cannot remove the overlay.
Click the Volume icon in the menu bar and slide the button instead of using the keys.
You will hear one pop sound, but the overlay will not popup.
Hold the shift key down and drag the button slowly.
One other way to change the volume is to use the F10 (mute) and F11 (volume down) and F12 (volume up) function keys (might be different depending on what keyboard your computer uses). You might need to also hold down the "fn" meta-key in concert with the function key (this depends on whether or not you have the "Use F1, F2, etc keys as standard function keys" option checked or not checked in the Keyboard System Preferences Keyboard tab.
Good luck...
I think you're out of luck. Changing such features, e.g. using 'haxies', stopped being viable once code-signing was introduced.
C.
How unfortunate! Thanks.
FWIW, using the media keys is actually the only way the speaker overlay will appear. At least for as far back as I can remember.
Where is the speaker overlay graphic located?
