Customize or reset the toolbar

Choose View → Customize Toolbar…, or Control-click the toolbar. Drag buttons to add, remove, or rearrange them. Separate zoom buttons and a Reading Mode button are available here. macOS remembers the layout for document windows.

Choose View → Reset Toolbar… to restore the default buttons and order. A confirmation appears before anything changes: choose Reset Toolbar to continue or Cancel to keep your layout. Leave Reading Mode before resetting the toolbar.

The default layout puts Contents on the left, then groups Zoom and Reading Appearance, Share and Export, Markdown Variant and Info, Search, and Overview on the right.

Choose View → Hide Toolbar / Show Toolbar, or press Option–Command–T, to change toolbar visibility. Search and navigation commands remain available from the menus and keyboard.

Inspect a document

Choose Info or press Command–I to show file details, the document title, text statistics, and the selected Markdown profile. The title comes from a document heading, when available.

Content Language lets you choose the document's language when automatic detection is unsuitable. It affects the current window and its assistive reading information, not your file or the app's menu language.

If Apple Intelligence is available, the AI-generated section shows a suggested subject and summary, plus an author when the document identifies one. Not identified means no explicit author was found. You can select and copy these values or choose Try Again when generation is unavailable.

Review generated information before sharing an important document: it may be inaccurate, and long documents may be summarized from excerpts. PDF and Word exports reuse these values. Generation happens on your Mac; if it cannot finish, export continues without these optional fields. Your Mac account name is never used as the author.

Get help and report a problem

Choose Help → Diagnostics… to review recent activity. Refresh updates the report; Save Report… saves the report you see. Nothing is uploaded automatically. The report excludes document names, paths, contents, and credentials. It covers the current app session's recent activity; restarting GlyphGlance clears it.

Visit GlyphGlance support and include the app and macOS versions, the steps that led to the problem, and a small non-confidential example if possible. A diagnostics report can help explain a failed operation.

Choose Help → Rate GlyphGlance… to open its Mac App Store review page. A rating prompt may also appear after you have used the app for a while; you can dismiss it without rating.