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I know, one can uninstall or blacklist a particular app or service so that it doesn't show up on the top menu bar, but is there a way you can voluntarily, and safely (without any Terminal bashing or changing the system (read uninstall)) remove an icon?

For example, I don't need Ubuntu One now, or the Mail icon. There are different ways of doing that, like uninstalling Empathy and Thunderbird, but I need those apps once a while.

So my question is: How do I simply, peacefully, remove a certain icon from the menu bar without uninstalling or blacklisting any app or service?

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  • There is no "safe" and "peaceable" way. What's wrong with uninstalling Ubuntu One?
    – Seth
    Aug 15, 2014 at 4:24
  • Well, intuitively, any menu bar that has icons, no matter whether it's an OS or whatever, shall have simple mechanism to add or remove an icon from it...
    – Abhimanyu
    Aug 15, 2014 at 12:20

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you can delete the icon or name without UN-installing the application. 1--> go to menu bar 2--> right click 3--> select INTERNET or which name for the INTERNET service 4--> right side the applications list are shown 5--> just uncheck the check box of the application you want.

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