Tray and dock

System tray (menu bar)

Overshow lives in the macOS menu bar. From the tray menu you can typically reach:

• Search. open or focus the main window on Search.
• Quick Ask. open the overlay without bringing the full app forward.
• Settings. jump straight to configuration.
• Start capture / Stop capture. control recording without opening the window.
• AX highlights toggle. switch accessibility-highlight related behaviour when exposed in your build.
• Check for updates. query the update channel the app is configured to use.
• Version. see the running build for support and diagnostics.
• Quit. exit Overshow cleanly.

Left-click behaviour

Left-click the tray icon to toggle the main window. show if hidden, hide if visible. so you can peek Search and dismiss quickly.

Dock

The Dock icon communicates state at a glance:

• Badge ||. capture is paused.
• Badge !. an error or attention state the app wants you to review (open Overshow or logs for detail).

Right-click menu

Right-click the Dock icon for a compact menu, commonly including:

• Pause / Resume capture.
• Search. focus the app on Search.
• Quit. close Overshow.

Exact wording follows the shipping UI; capabilities match those available from the tray where possible.