Accessibility permission (Taskbar)

Enable Accessibility so Taskbar can focus and control windows reliably.

Why Taskbar needs Accessibility

macOS requires Accessibility permission for apps that control other apps’ windows and UI.

In Sulguni Taskbar, Accessibility powers things like:

• Switching and focusing windows reliably from the taskbar
• Bringing a window to the front (even when macOS would otherwise “bounce” focus)
• Window actions (minimize, close, show desktop)
• Some notification actions (open / dismiss / clear) when used with Notifications

Enable Accessibility

1. Open System Settings
2. Go to Privacy & Security
3. Open Accessibility
4. Enable Sulguni / Taskbar (the app name may appear after first launch)

If you don’t see it, quit and reopen Sulguni once, then check again.

After changing the toggle, quit and relaunch the app so macOS applies the new permission state cleanly.

How to confirm it’s working

The easiest quick check is any window action:

• Click an app icon to focus a running window
• Use window previews to bring a window forward: Window previews
• Use the Show desktop corner: Show desktop corner

What if I don’t want to grant it?

That’s fine - Taskbar will still run, but window control features won’t work.

Troubleshooting

• Taskbar doesn’t control windows: Accessibility isn’t working

Next steps

• Screen Recording (for live previews): Screen Recording
• Window switching patterns: Window switching
• Hotkeys: Hotkeys