'Rayleigh3rd #question-1050927 said' The Menu Bar on my iMac disappears when I open Firefox 36.0.1. If I move the Firefox window and click on the top of the screen the Finder Menu Bar returns but it is annoying to have to do this.

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Ihome smart pack: 15 inch laptop backpack for macbook pro. The menu bar for Firefox does not appear. I have removed the relevant plist file, and also done a force quit, as suggested by various sources on the web. I re-installed Firefox. I also used Diskwarrior on the hard drive.

The system version is 10.6.8. Any help would be appreciated.

I am attempting to add an item to the application menu-bar of a simple PyQt example. However, the following code does not seem to alter the menu-bar at all. The only item in the menu is 'Python'. Below is the bulk of the code, minus imports and instantiation. Class MainWindow(QtGui.QMainWindow): def init(self): QtGui.QMainWindow.init(self) self.resize(250, 150) self.setWindowTitle('menubar') self.modal = False exit = QtGui.QAction( QtGui.QIcon('images/appicon.png'), 'Exit', self ) exit.setShortcut('Ctrl+Q') exit.setStatusTip('Exit application') self.connect(exit, QtCore.SIGNAL('triggered'), QtCore.SLOT('close')) menubar = self.menuBar file = menubar.addMenu('File') file.addAction(exit) I've also tried creating a new QMenuBar and using the setMenuBar method to manually swap out the menu bar.

Any glaring mistakes in the above snippet? When using PyQt on a mac, the system will intercept certain commands contain the word 'Quit' or 'Exit' and remove them from your menubar because they exist elsewhere.

To achieve our objective of placing TinyCal next to the Mac’s menu bar clock, we should set TinyCal to load before the other menu bar items. All you have to do is drag and drop all the third party menu bar apps from the Applications folder to the DelayedLauncher window.

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If a menubar header has no items, it will not display, making it appear as if you haven't modified the menubar. #exit = QtGui.QAction( 'Exit', self ) #this fails on my system exit = QtGui.QAction( 'SomethingElse', self ) #this displays on my system menubar = self.menuBar fileMenu = menubar.addMenu('&File') fileMenu.addAction(exit) Also, calling raise doesn't change the menubar on my mac. I have to manually select the window (by clicking else where then reclicking), if i use raise, to get the correct menubar to show for my pyqt app. Also remember that mac menubars are displayed in the system menubar not in the window like on a Windows or Linux machine. This leads us to the other solution, as suggested by Levi501 and Swdev. That is to use a non-native menu that appears in the window like so: menubar = self.menuBar menubar.setNativeMenuBar(False) As someone who uses windows and linux alot, this makes alot more sense for my projects.

I found the 'Exit' information here. On MAC OS we need to use menubar like this: self.menubar = QtGui.QMenuBar And not like this: self.menubar = QtGui.QMenuBar(MainWindow) (without the MainWindow parameter) I suggest the best solution is using QTDesiner to build the UI layout then using pyside-uic tool to convert to a Python class on different platform. When I used the UI layout class compiled on Windows in MAC I got this issue. Solve this issue by simply recompiling the UI layout XML on MAC with the command pyside-uic AppMain.ui -o uiAppMain.pyp After I compare the compiled UI layout class between MAC and Windows the only difference is that on Max OS X new QMenuBar object is created without MainWindow parameter.