Dock integration

Hide the macOS Dock on launch and optionally restore it on quit.

Dock integration

Taskbar can manage the macOS Dock on launch and quit, so you don’t end up with “two docks”.

This is optional. Sulguni doesn’t remove Dock - it just toggles its visibility behavior so your setup stays clean.

Options

  • Auto-hide Dock on launch: hides the Dock when Taskbar starts.
  • Restore Dock on quit: brings your previous Dock state back.
  • Ask before restoring Dock: safety switch if you sometimes prefer Dock hidden.

Where to configure it

Open Sulguni Taskbar Settings → Behavior → Dock options:

  • Auto-hide macOS Dock on launch
  • Restore Dock on quit
  • Ask before restoring Dock

When it’s worth enabling

  • You want a Windows‑style workflow and prefer Taskbar as the primary launcher/switcher.
  • You don’t want the Dock sliding in/out while you’re aiming for the bottom edge.
  • You’re tuning Auto‑hide for Taskbar and want the Dock out of the equation.

Tip

If you’re experimenting with layouts, keep “Ask before restoring” on so you don’t accidentally flip your Dock setup.

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