The Touch Bar, a thin OLED display strip that sits atop the keyboard on Apple’s new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pro notebooks gives users a series of shortcuts, depending on which app they’re using. If you don’t like the default options, though, you can add and remove buttons to customize the Touch Bar to your own preferences.
Touch Bar buttons display for both Apple’s own programs, such as Photos, iTunes and Maps, as well as third-party offerings including 1Password, Day One and djay Pro. Here’s how to customize the Touch Bar on a MacBook Pro.
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