Instead you may have to do the same to the menu bar app. That may make the above workaround invalid. I don't see a 'now playing' item in the menu bar so I can't test for that, but the app should now be unavailable to any other user.įurther investigation finds there are several 3rd party apps to add the menu icon, Spotify itself doesn't have one Imagine that you have one of the largest music libraries at your disposal to. There are icons for a wide variety of third-party apps, such as Adobe apps. The app should now only be available to you. An endless music library at your disposal. A new macOS Icon Pack website has emerged on the web with nearly 3,000 different icons from which to choose. Open your Applications folder & scroll to the Spotify app.ĭrag Spotify from one to the other, whilst holding Cmd ⌘ Switch back into your account on the affected Mac I think it may be a limitation of Spotify itself that it doesn't recognise if a different user is front-most, but there's a workaround.
If you don't have a word processor such as Microsoft Word or Apple Pages. Apps installed in the regular Applications folder are accessible to all users. Just drag the icon for yours to the left side of the dock, and you're good to go.
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