MacOS: Menu bar switch for activating / deactivating the driver
There are several occasions when I have to quit the DisplayLink driver app e.g. when I want to watch copy protected video content. Under MacOS there is a DisplayLink Icon in the menu bar. In order to temporarily disable the DisplayLink driver I have to quit the app. After that I have to start the driver all over again. That's not handsome.
Suggestion:
Simple possibility to activate and deactivate the driver via the DisplayLink menu icon: New entries "Suspend DisplayLink driver" or "Resume DisplayLink driver".
Possbility to manage a list of apps: As soon as one of those apps will be started the driver will be suspended. As soon as the last one of the managed apps is closed the driver will be resumed.
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