There are some apps, like DockKiller, which can be a little buggy, but what I’ve found is that using the following commands will (for me) make the Dock small enough and move it into a place where it doesn’t pop up, and so this solution was the one that worked best for me.
I was looking for a way to remove it, and found the following lines of code. I use Quicksilver for almost everything and really hate that the dock always seems to be getting in my way. If you have further questions, please see our FAQ page for more information. When the icon goes back to normal, you know that you have found the culprit. If you do not know which application is causing the problem, try quitting applications one by one and watch Typinator’s icon in the menu bar. In this particular situation, secure keyboard mode was turned on by Typinator. However, there are a few programs that turn secure keyboard mode on and do not turn it back off when there no longer is any security risk.
#Typinator adjust time mac os x
For security reasons, Mac OS X disables the monitor when you are typing in a password field. Typinator uses an “event monitor” to watch you typing. The icon with two black dots appears when Typinator cannot see what you are typing because your computer is operating in “secure keyboard mode”. Solution for Typinator in Secure Keyboard Mode What does this mean? Typinator has detected “secure keyboard mode”. Quitting and restarting the application does not help, but restarting the computer does fix the issue until it goes into this mode again. The expansion is not paused, and I don’t see any options which would prevent it from working, but it is not working. On Mac OS X I use Typinator (Text Expander alternative) and lately it has been showing a weird icon in the menu bar (pictured below) and it is not working.
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