minimalbar Container

~/Library/Containers/com.dwarvesv.minimalbar stores the sandboxed app data for Hidden Bar, a Mac utility that manages visibility of menu bar items.

minimalbar com.dwarvesv.minimalbar

What is minimalbar Container?

This folder contains the sandbox container used by Hidden Bar on macOS. Hidden Bar is a menu bar utility that helps users hide or collapse menu bar icons to keep the top of the screen cleaner and less crowded. The container stores app-specific data that the sandboxed app uses to run, such as settings, saved state, and other working files created while you use the app. Users typically encounter this folder when reviewing storage, troubleshooting an app, or cleaning up files left behind after uninstalling software. If Hidden Bar is still installed, the folder supports its normal operation and preferences. If the app has already been removed and you no longer use it, this container is usually only leftover app data.

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Safety overview

Status: Mostly safe

This is user-level app data inside a macOS sandbox container, not a system component. Keeping it is consistent with normal use of Hidden Bar. Removing it while the app is installed can reset its preferences or remove saved app state. The bundle ID com.dwarvesv.minimalbar is associated with Hidden Bar in third-party app catalogs, but the display name and publisher details should be checked in Finder or Activity Monitor if you want to confirm which installed app created the folder.

Recommendation: Keep this folder if you still use Hidden Bar or want to preserve its settings. If you no longer use the app and it has already been uninstalled, you can remove this container to reclaim a small amount of space. If you are unsure, open the folder first and check its modification date so you do not delete data from an app you still use.

File path

  • ~/Library/Containers/com.dwarvesv.minimalbar

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