This is simple, yet a new favorite.
toggle toolbar.kmmacros (3.7 KB)
If you're clutter-averse like me, you may find this useful. A modified click in the title bar of a window, will invoke the “show/hide” toolbar menu item. I use it system-wide, and find it helps in Finder, Mail, Notes, Numbers and others. In finder it also shows/hides the sidebar. It'll fail in apps whose show/hide toolbar command is not under their “View” menu.
I see it’s been discussed before, but I’d vote for having the option of a broader “mouse click” trigger. One can see that I have both trackpad and mouse triggers for this macro. (command-option click, actually). As a user, they occupy the same role to me. Take the example of other programming settings - you don’t program your webpage explicitly for trackpad click vs external-mouse clicks, you just have one “mousedown” event. One could have a more general trigger without sacrificing the specificity of the existing ones.
Perhaps the reason against has to do with the KM’s positioning/heritage as a macro & function key tool?
Careful when Cmd-clicking in window toolbars, you can accidentally move or delete an individual tool.
Look into this macro, & you may observe that it detects title bar clicks by corralling the mouse position to the top 50 pixels of a window’s frame. Nothing about triggering the action requires this - Finder could invoke the menu command just as well if you clicked off in some corner of the desktop. I just prefer the semantics of clicking on the thing I’m changing.
Avi