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Yes that does help. On a desktop with no notch, the working rect is 0,23,2560,1080 when the menubar is visible and 0,0,2560,1080 when it is hidden.
So if the working screenrect = the screenrect then the menubar is hidden, on a display without a notch.

No we aren't. I'm referring the actual Mac OS menubar that is hidden/shown with "hide menubar"/"show menubar". Is there a way to determine if it is visible or not? In SuperCard it was possible to "get the visible of the menubar", but I haven't been able to find something similar in LC.

In the IDE on a Mac. Checking the visibility of the revMenubar stack doesn’t work. It returns the same result when the menubar is hidden as it does when it is visible.

How do I determine if the menubar is visible?

using "the visible of the menubar" does not work

I see LiveCode as a tool for building. If I buy a Dewalt saw and use it to build a house, I don’t owe Dewalt a percentage of the value of the home for each occupant.

Thank you for your help everyone. Klaus figured it out. Setting the resizable of the stack to false was the solution.

modal stack "Modal test"

I know. Ask and answer dialogs appear correctly. I even downloaded another stack that appears correct, but anything I create do not.

I am seeing something different on my end. See attachment.

Mac OS Mojave

The decorations of the stack "Answer Dialog" are "default". Setting the decorations to "title" does not make the buttons disappear in the titlebar.

No, the ask and answer dialog open with a titlebar with no visible buttons. How do I get that appearance. Setting the decorations to empty removes the titlebar entirely..

How do you create a custom modal dialog without buttons in the title bar like the ask or answer dialogs? I've created a stack and made it modal. The close and minimize buttons still appear, but disabled. The maximize button still also appears, but is active.

I've installed GLX2, but I can't seem to get any preferences to save or any scripts to save between sessions.

It seemed like unexpected behavior to me. I just wanted to be sure.