Glow 3.1.0
Glow is a macOS menu bar manager that adds liquid glass styling, hide-and-reveal items, flexible sections, instant search, and per-display Moods. Version 3.1.0 adds a redesigned welcome window, faster show/hide responsiveness, and multi-display background fixes. It requires macOS 26 or later.
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About Glow 3.1.0 for Mac
Glow is a menu bar manager and customization tool for macOS, developed by Anderson Grefa and described on its official site, macglow.app, as "Minimal by default. Personal by design." It combines a glass-style look for the menu bar with the ability to hide and reveal menu bar items, so a crowded menu bar can be tidied up without losing quick access to anything. Version 3.1.0, listed in the official changelog as a September 2026 release, brings "a redesigned welcome experience and more reliable menu bar appearance." Note that the developer's changelog also lists a newer v3.2.0 (October 2026), so readers who want the latest build should check the official site. Glow is built around macOS 26 and later, relying on the removal of the native menu bar background in macOS 26 to draw its own. Beyond hiding items, it offers instant search for launching any menu bar item by typing, saved looks called Moods that can be switched per display, adjustable spacing, borders and styles, and rounded screen corners. According to the developer's FAQ, Glow processes everything locally and collects no personal usage data.