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It’s a feature I prefer. Anything I leave open all the time but only click rarely (like messaging apps) I prefer in the tray. This separates “apps I’m actively
by snailmailman 7y ago
It’s a feature I prefer. Anything I leave open all the time but only click rarely (like messaging apps) I prefer in the tray. This separates “apps I’m actively using” in the main area of the taskbar and “apps that are technically open but I’m not really using”
It’s also worth nothing there’s an option to disable hiding everything in the popout menu thing, a setting i usually change. Saves a click and that space is otherwise unused in the taskbar anyway
- buildzr 7y agoI think the philosophy here has sort of changed with newer versions of Windows, this is why the taskbar now has quicklaunch icons and regular app icons the same size and place. I keep all my "stuff that just stays open" like thunderbird, spotify, mumble and firefox to the left.